
Bears Draft Stanford TE Sam Roush
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Chicago Bears bolster tight end room with Stanfords Sam Roush, trading back to pick him at 69th overall. Roush brings solid athleticism and blocking potential, but average hands and shorter arms may limit his role. Expect him to serve as depth behind Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet, providing flexibility in offensive rotations.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bears Draft Stanford TE Sam Roush. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 25th, Chicago Bears grabbed Stanford Titan Sam Roush at the 69th overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, beefing up there, Titan Room with a third option alongside Colston Loveland and Cole Cammett. They traded back nine spots from number 60 to 69 with a Tennessee Titans, picking up an extra fifth rounder at number 1-44. After missing a run on defensive lineman that saw eight guys fly off the board first, Roush stands six foot six with solid athleticism, clocking a 470 in the 40 yard dash, a 161 10 yard split, a 38 point, five inch vertical and 25 bench press reps, plus he hit career highs of 45 catches for 545 yards last season. He's got a big frame for blocking, but average hands and shorter arms that can limit him against bigger edges, so expect him mainly as depth behind. Loveland, unless the Bears move came at and open up more snaps. This move gives Chicago flexibility at the position heading into
1:02camp, setting up options for how they rotate those Titans on offense. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day.
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