(10t) Anthony Miller

The Bears traded up in the second round to select Miller, and the rookie receiver didn't disappoint, leading the team with seven TD receptions.

(10t) Taylor Gabriel

Gabriel proved to be an all-around receiver in his first season with the Bears in 2018, catching 67 passes for 688yards and two touchdowns.

(9) Jordan Howard

The running back was selected to the Pro Bowl in 2016 and could make it again with another strong season. In 2018, he rushed for 935 yards and led the Bears with nine touchdowns.

(8) Sherrick McManis

The longest tenured Bears player has garnered Pro Bowl consideration the past several years as a top special-teams performer.

(7) Kyle Long

Long was voted to the Pro Bowl in each of his first three seasons with the Bears from 2013-15, but serious injuries have hampered the veteran guard the past three years.

(6) Allen Robinson II

Robinson would have a better chance if the Bears didn't spread the ball around so much on offense, but he played like a true No. 1 receiver in his first season with the team.

(5) Eddie Goldman

Goldman isn't flashy and doesn't play a glamorous position, but he does the dirty work on one of the NFL's best defenses and is one of the league's top nose tackles.

(4) Trey Burton

The tight end was named a Pro Bowl alternate in his first season with the Bears, establishing career highs with 54 receptions, 569 yards and six touchdowns.

(3) Danny Trevathan

A Pro Bowl alternate in 2018, the inside linebacker ranked second on the Bears with 102 tackles while also recording two sacks, six pass breakups and eight tackles-for-loss.

(2) Leonard Floyd

After recovering from a hand injury that limited him the first half of the season, the outside linebacker was named a Pro Bowl alternate after dominating at times against the run and pass.

(1) Roquan Smith

The All-Rookie inside linebacker will only improve in his second season after leading the Bears with 122 tackles and being named a Pro Bowl alternate as a rookie.