Goodwin is the undisputed fastest player on the Bears, and the secondary has struggled to consistently cover him, Jason Lieser of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
News of Goodwin's speed shouldn't come as a surprise, as the world-class sprinter came into the league running a 4.27 40-yard-dash, but he's only surpassed 431 yards once in his seven years in the league. In addition, he's also missed 37 games in his career, so durability has been a major concern. That said, Chicago's depth chart lacks proven players aside from Allen Robinson and Darnell Mooney, so Goodwin certainly could see some snaps as a situational deep threat that could result in an occasional big play.