Ben Johnson's offensive expertise makes Chicago's pass catching corps a fantasy goldmine in 2026. The Bears feature three compelling options, each offering distinct risk-reward profiles for fantasy managers. Johnson delivered exceptional offenses during his four-year stint as playcaller, and now he's engineering a revival in the Windy City with quarterback Caleb Williams at the helm.

Colston Loveland represents the safest play among Chicago's pass catchers. The Colston Loveland, selected 10th overall in last year's draft, averaged 12.0 targets and 20.0 fantasy points per game over his final four contests. His 105 targets (including playoffs) led the team, signaling elite usage potential. Drafted as the TE3 option, he offers tremendous value by slipping 20 picks after top-tier tight ends like Brock Bowers.

Luther Burden III carries the highest risk despite his fourth-round ADP cost. The Luther Burden III posted only two top-20 fantasy performances but showcased elite efficiency metrics including a 77% catch rate. However, his playoff disappearance (6-66-0 on 14 targets) raises durability concerns. Meanwhile, Rome Odunze provides the best value at WR26. The 2024 first-rounder averaged 19.9 fantasy points through his first four games before injury issues derailed his rookie campaign.

With DJ Moore and Olamide Zaccheaus departing, both Burden and Odunze inherit massive target pools. Fantasy managers should prioritize Loveland's proven upside while targeting Odunze's discounted ADP, saving high picks for more reliable options.