well-established and highly-regarded NFL Draft Analyst Brugler has Washington Huskies pass catcher Rome Odunze coming off the board before LSU Tigers talent Malik Nabers, in a move that most fans ...

The consensus is pretty much that Marvin Harrison Jr. from Ohio State owns that distinction, but do not tell that to Malik Nabers from LSU or Rome Odunze from Washington. There does not seem to be ...

In a segment on "Path to the Draft", NFL Network's Bucky Brooks forecasts which five rookies from the 2024 NFL Draft class he believes will be the most productive when it comes to rushing the ...

Fans of the Chicago Bears are often accused of living in the past. Given the lack of recent success from their favorite team ...

The 2024 NFL draft featured a deep wide receiver class. A record-tying seven wide receivers went in the first round: Marvin Harrison Jr. (No. 4 overall), Malik Nabers (No. 6), Rome Odunze (No. 9), ...

Bears receiver Rome Odunze walked into a small gymnasium at the Lake County Boys & Girls Club Jan. 7 to an eruption of cheers, screams and claps. While Odunze became accustomed to that type of ...

Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Rome Odunze had a big day on Sunday afternoon despite his team's loss to the San Francisco 49ers. He scored two touchdowns in a single game for the first time in ...

They went from Luke Getsy to Shane Waldron at offensive coordinator, Justin Fields to Caleb Williams at quarterback, Darnell Mooney and Tyler Scott to Keenan Allen and Rome Odunze as the Nos.

Wide receiver Rome Odunze was selected with the ninth overall pick with the expectation he’d add high-flying contested catches and a whole lot of touchdowns in his first year. Unfortunately ...

Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze might not be having the rookie ... such as Jacksonville's Brian Thomas Jr., New York's Malik Nabers, Arizona's Marvin Harrison Jr. and Las Vegas tight ...

Bears rookie wide receiver Rome Odunze sounded off to the media on the inability of the offense to keep up with Detroit following the loss. "Yeah, just the little things," Odunze stated when asked ...