Anthony Miller

The more you hear about Miller, the more you want to believe. The Bears liked him so much, they moved their second-round pick next year as well as their fourth-round this year to move up and select him. He's going to start immediately, and it doesn't hurt that he's got Allen Robinson to help take away extra attention. The way I see it, Miller will likely play the slot role more often than not, and that's an area of the field that Mitch Trubisky fell in love with last year, as Kendall Wright became a fantasy viable option late in the year. He may not have top-20 upside in his rookie season, but he could become a 2017 Nelson Agholor-type contributor.

Anthony Miller signs rookie deal with Bears

The Chicago Bears have agreed to terms on a four-year deal with their second-round pick Anthony Miller.

Fantasy Impact

After sending out a letter to NFL GMs about his work ethic, it's clear that Miller wanted to get in and learn Matt Nagy's offense immediately. The question becomes whether or not he starts in two-wide receiver sets over Taylor Gabriel, though we'd expect him to after the Bears gave up their fourth-round pick this year and second-round pick next year in order to move up and select him. Miller was an ultra-productive wide receiver during his time with Memphis, though he did suffer a foot injury at the end of the season that prevented him from taking part in the NFL Combine. He's one of the rookie wide receivers who can make a fantasy impact in year-one.