Bears WR Anthony Miller is part of the offseason's offensive overhaul centered around providing Mitch Trubisky with explosive weapons heading into his second season as the team's starting quarterback. Allen Robinson, Taylor Gabriel, and Miller will combine with a healthy Kevin White to give the Bears a formidable receiving corps capped off by tight end Trey Burton, one of GM Ryan Pace's big free-agent buys.

Miller knows any success he has will depend on the chemistry he builds with Trubisky, not only this season, but for years to come.

Miller is currently looking to build chemistry with Trubisky. So far, he said it's been going great and the two see and talk to one another every day. Miller is our No. 62 ranked WR and can be had in the later rounds of drafts.

The Bears took Matt Nagy out of his job as the Chiefs offensive coordinator in order to make him their new head coach, but they aren’t taking all of the Chiefs out of Nagy.

Nagy told Dan Pompei of The Athletic that he estimates the offense in Chicago will have a 70–80 percent similarity to the one in Kansas City.

“It will be different in some regards, which is only fair to our coaches on offense and the ideas they have,” Nagy said. “But the identity is going to be the same. It will feel very similar to Kansas City’s. We’re in the lab now. That’s the fun part. All the coaches are giving their ideas and thoughts. Coach [Andy Reid] always said he had 51 percent of the say. So ultimately, he had final say. Now I have that. There are plays I liked that Coach [Reid] didn’t like, so now those plays are in.”

Related players: Allen Robinson, Taylor Gabriel, Trey Burton, Mitch Trubisky, Jordan Howard, Tarik Cohen

There has been some hype around the Bears offense this offseason. The key will be the progression of Trubisky, of course. But based on the names listed above, there is certainly some proven talent heading into the 2018 season.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have released another WR named Allen—Allen Hurns. The Jaguars let Allen Robinson walk earlier this offseason, and Hurns has joined him out the door. Robinson and Hurns were the team's top two receivers in 2015, combining to catch 144 passes for 2,431 yards, and 24 touchdowns.

After a breakout 2015 campaign in which he caught 64 passes for 1,031 and 10 touchdowns, Hurns has caught a combined 74 passes for 961 yards and five touchdowns the last two seasons. Injuries have played a factor in his declining play, as he's only appeared in 21 of a possible 36 games in 2016 and 2017 combined.

The Jaguars will now feature a WR group that consists of Marqise Lee, Donte Moncrief, Dede Westbrook, and Keelan Cole.

After letting Allen Robinson walk and re-signing Marqise Lee, the Jacksonville Jaguars are bringing Donte Moncrief into the fold.

Following a somewhat breakout season in 2015, when he caught 64 passes for 733 yards and six touchdowns, Moncrief has been pretty quiet the last two seasons. He did score seven touchdowns in only nine games in 2016, but he caught only 26 passes last season without Andrew Luck. He will join a crowded WR depth chart in Jacksonville.

After letting WR Allen Robinson test the free agent waters, where he promptly signed with the Chicago Bears, the Jaguars aren't letting WR Marqise Lee go. Adam Schefter reports Lee will remain in Jacksonville on a four-year deal worth $38 million, with $18 million guaranteed.

With Robinson injured for most of last season, Lee stepped up to become the Jaguars' No. 1 WR and he led the team in targets (96) and catches (56). He finished the season as the No. 41 scoring receiver in PPR leagues last year, and should be on your fantasy radars as a WR2/WR3 option.

After news broke last night that the Bears intend to sign WR Allen Robinson, it appears they are adding another offensive playmaker in the form of former Eagles TE Trey Burton. Ian Rapaport reports that it's a four-year deal worth $32 million.

While he played second fiddle to Zach Ertz at the tight end position in the Eagles' offense, Burton still managed to lead the position in touchdowns with five. He has shown that if given the chance he can produce, as evidenced by his five-catch, 71-yard, two-touchdown game in Week 14 last season.

He easily becomes the Bears' top tight end and should be on your fantasy radars come draft day.

Adam Schefter is pulling a late-night shift in the NFL breaking news department. First, he broke the news that QB Case Keenum plans to sign with the Denver Broncos, and now he's reporting that WR Allen Robinson will become a Chicago Bear as soon as free agency opens.

The Bears clearly need a No. 1 WR, and Robinson fits the bill. He only played in one game last season, but he's not that far removed from a breakout career season in 2015, when he caught 80 passes for 1,400 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Kendall Wright led the Bears last season with 59 catches for 614 yards. No Bears receiver caught more than one touchdown last season. A healthy Robinson should quickly become a favorite target of Mitch Trubisky.

Dede Westbrook came off the injured list last month, and Keelan Cole has been showing more consistency. With Allen Robinson and Marqise Lee unrestricted free agents after the season, the timing couldn’t be better for the Jaguars' young duo to step up.

The story said these two WRs, along with RB Leonard Fournette, could give the Jags a formidable offense in the future for whoever is playing QB. Westbrook is coming off a 6-78 line from last week, having just 76 yards total to that point in the season.

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ joy at winning their season opener against the Houston Texans was tempered by the news that wide receiver Allen Robinson had suffered a season-ending torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.

Robinson was hurt on a seemingly benign play. After hauling in a 17-yard pass on third down from Blake Bortles, he was pushed out of bounds by Kevin Johnson and limped off the field. That was his only catch of the day.

Related players: Marqise Lee, Dede Westbrook, Allen Hurns, Arrelious Benn, Keelan Cole

This was certainly the fear after the injury went down. Lee could be the team's WR1, according to our depth chart, but he was targeted four times without a catch. Hurns did catch three balls for 42 yards. It looks like the offense will continue to revolve around the run game.

Jaguars' WR Allen Robinson suffered a significant knee injury today, per source.

Related players: Marqise Lee, Dede Westbrook, Allen Hurns

This doesn't sound good, but we also don't have a timetable or any other information, keep in mind. Lee, Westbrook and Hurns are next up on the depth chart.