Bears Reimagine Velus Jones Jr.'s Role With Impressive Results
Chicago Bears' Velus Jones Jr. transitions from wide receiver to running back, earning a spot on the roster and attracting trade interest.
- Jones struggled as a wide receiver but found success after switching to running back during training camp.
- His performance included a standout preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs, where he rushed for 111 yards and a touchdown.
- General Manager Ryan Poles set a high trade price for Jones, indicating his increased value to the team.
- Jones remains on a four-year rookie contract and continues to contribute on special teams.
- The Bears' backfield rotation for the season is still being finalized, with Jones expected to get limited carries.