Some draft projections had Terrell going as early as the No. 3 pick, which the Cleveland Browns used on Florida defensive tackle Gerald Warren. The Patriots, however, selected Georgia defensive tackle Richard Seymour and Seattle dealt its choice to San Francisco, a team well-stocked with receivers. That left Chicago 5-11 last season. The Bears don't have the most stable situation at quarterback, with left-hander Cade McNown moving in and out of favor with the coaching staff, but do already have an outstanding wide receiver, Marcus Robinson. Maybe I can take some double teams off of him.
Wide receivers team well together.
Look at Randy Moss and Cris Carter with Minnesota or Isaac Bruce and Tory Holt in St. Louis. That's what I'd like to do with Marcus in Chicago. Terrell was hyperproductive at Michigan, where he surpassed 1,000 receiving yards as a sophomore and a junior. He bypassed a fourth season with the Wolverines to enter the draft. He occasionally lined up on defense at cornerback for Michigan, but coach Lloyd Carr didn't let the idea of Terrell as a two-way player get beyond the experimental stage.