Bears trims begin with Samori Toure release, narrowing a crowded WR room as 53-man cuts loom. Toure delivered as Packers castoff who stuck on Chicago’s practice squad last year, but depth battle leaves him on the outside with Moore, Odunze, Zaccheaus, and Duvernay ahead. Final WR spot likely to come down to Tyler Scott, Maurice Alexander, Miles Boykin, and Jahdae Walker.

Chicago’s veteran core—DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, Olamide Zaccheaus, Devin Duvernay—gives fantasy managers a clearer picture: Moore remains the primary target, while Burden III presents high upside as a rookie; Scott and Walker could surprise in the six-man rotation if Burden isn’t ready for Week 1. The shakeout signals the Bears’ intent to balance immediate production with young upside.

Overall, the move tightens Chicago’s WR landscape for fantasy and betting: Moore is the safe cash, Burden III the dart throw, and Scott/Walker as deeper sleepers depending on early-season usage and injuries in a pass-heavy offense.