Toure is a big-play WR with Nebraska roots who could add dynamic speed and vertical juice. Bears history suggests playmaking ability, giving Denver another potential stretch option if he lands on an active roster and earns targets in sub-packages and specials.

Toure’s release removes a depth piece in Chicago’s WR group behind D.J. Moore and DJ Chark. The move narrows the rotation and could push a younger player into more snaps, with WR targets distributed among the top two and a developing slot/specialist role for others.

Samori Toure, once in the mix, was released by Chicago, closing the door on his 53-man roster chances and narrowing the field for WR6 and practice-squad considerations.

Samori Toure, Packers 2022 seventh-rounder, spent last season with Green Bay before joining Chicago's depth chart. Though productive in camp, the Bears released him as they pare down to 53, leaving him without a Week 1 roster spot. His departure underscores Chicago's crowded WR room and the uphill climb for depth options.

Samori Toure is on the Bears' practice squad and could be called up if Rome Odunze is sidelined due to his injury. Toure, along with Collin Johnson, provides depth at the wide receiver position as the team navigates potential injuries to its receiving corps. His presence could be vital if the Bears need additional support during the season.