This new WR has a lot to prove tonight!
Rarely used with the Packers, St. Brown is a Notre Dame product whom Bears fans are very familiar with after having watched him close to home during his college career. He was originally viewed as maybe an end-of-roster type of guy, but after watching him play very well in camp, St. Brown may be turning into more than that.
I believe he has a chance to prove that he should be in the starting lineup tonight against the Browns. Here is what Larry Mayer mentioned on his subject:
Equanimeous St. Brown
Having signed with the Bears this year after spending his first five NFL seasons with the Packers, the veteran receiver is eager to continue developing a bond with Fields. St. Brown knows that it's not an overnight process and is excited that Bears starters are expected to see their most expanded playing time of the preseason Saturday night.
"It's my first year with him," St. Brown said. "You've got to get more reps in with a quarterback to build chemistry, build trust within that quarterback. You can't just come in�new quarterback, new receiver�and just have chemistry. That takes time."
It's even more important for St. Brown to continue to mesh with Fields because three of the Bears' top receivers�veterans Byron Pringle and N'Keal Harry and third-round rookie Velus Jones Jr.�have been held out of practice due to injuries.
Having signed with the Bears this year after spending his first five NFL seasons with the Packers, the veteran receiver is eager to continue developing a bond with Fields. St. Brown knows that it's not an overnight process and is excited that Bears starters are expected to see their most expanded playing time of the preseason Saturday night.
"It's my first year with him," St. Brown said. "You've got to get more reps in with a quarterback to build chemistry, build trust within that quarterback. You can't just come in�new quarterback, new receiver�and just have chemistry. That takes time."
It's even more important for St. Brown to continue to mesh with Fields because three of the Bears' top receivers�veterans Byron Pringle and N'Keal Harry and third-round rookie Velus Jones Jr.�have been held out of practice due to injuries.
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