After Week 1 of Bears practices, the rookie who stood out the most probably should surprise no one.
It's the rookie the Bears had a well thought-out plan to use, and that's third-round receiver Zavion Thomas.
Center Logan Thomas, their second-rounder, has worked exclusively with the second team.
Starting safety Dillon Thieneman is trying to get used to the higher level of play with starters and hasn't yet stood out with his play. Just being able to hold his own with the starters is an accomplishment in itself before advancing to playmaker.
Third-round tight end Sam Roush is expected to stand out more once pads come on because blocking is a strength.
