Bears Reportedly Hope ‘Change Of Scenery’ Aids N’Keal Harry After Trade

The Bears reportedly traded for the former first-round pick

by

Jul 12, 2022

The grass is greener on the other side, or at least that's what the Chicago Bears reportedly are hoping for when it comes to N'Keal Harry.

The Bears traded for the 6-foot-4, 225-pound wide receiver Tuesday, giving the New England Patriots a 2024 seventh-round draft pick in return, according to multiple reports.

Harry had a vastly disappointing three seasons in New England, but the Bears believe with the former first-round pick going to a new team, he may be worth the reclamation project after giving up practically nothing to acquire him.

"Sometimes a change of scenery is necessary," a source told Josina Anderson of CBS Sports regarding Chicago's thought process behind the trade.

Harry could find it easier to create a role for himself within Chicago's offense with the Bears lacking the depth the Patriots have at wide receiver. Anderson noted the Bears are looking for Harry to bring competition to the position while continuing to develop.

Harry amassed just 57 receptions for 598 yards and four touchdowns during his tenure with the Patriots. He started in four out of 12 games a season ago.

If Harry can catch on with Chicago, he'll make a return trip to Foxboro this season in Week 7 when the Patriots host the Bears.

Thumbnail photo via Brian Fluharty/USA TODAY Sports Images
Hockey stick
Previous Article

PHF Announces Montreal Expansion Team After COVID-19 Delay

Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields
Next Article

Four Props To Consider Betting On After Patriots’ N’Keal Harry Trade

Picked For You