D.J. Moore

According to Cronin, Williams will get "ample run" in the preseason -- a plan the Bears have reportedly been discussing all spring. Head coach Matt Eberflus said the team hasn't made any concrete decisions for the No. 1 overall pick but said, "We certainly want to get him some reps [in the preseason]." Williams enters a rookie year with lofty expectations and a roster built for immediate success. In addition to having D.J. Moore, the Bears also went out and added veteran receiver Keenan Allen and rookie Rome Odunze to give him three legitimate weapons in the passing game. Williams has been drafted as a high-end QB2 for much of the fantasy offseason but could return far more value if things click early. A substantial amount of preseason reps could help him progress at a faster rate.

Nathan Jahnke breaks down Chicago Bears wide receiver D.J. Moore's fantasy football profile.