Of all the draft picks made by the Bear last week, none perplexed as much tight end Sam Roush in Round 3 at No. 66 overall. When a team in need of a better edge pass rush ignored it completely for center it was understandable because at No. 57 the edges available failed to suit their needs. At No. 60, they traded down and then came up with Roush. A third tight end in Round 3 with so many other needs seemed like a luxury move a Super Bowl winner might make, but not a team climbing like the Bears are . As with anything they're doing, Ben Johnson has a reason and it should now be apparent. — Jason Kinander (@WIBWJason) April 28, 2026 The use of 12- and 13-personnel packages, or two-tight end and three-tight end packages is all the rage and something Johnson had already caught on to while in Detroit. He continued it last year with the Bears, although they were more focused on the two-tight end approach.…