Trapilo is the most critical of the three second-round picks, as he has a very real chance to unseat Braxton Jones to become Chicago's starting left tackle. If he misses any time because of a contract holdout, the odds of him becoming a rookie starter drop significantly.

After somewhat of a contract standoff with 30 of the 32 second-round selections, the Bears have reportedly come to terms with two of their three second-round selections. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Bears first agreed to terms with second-round pick and defensive tackle Shemar Turner.

Chicago Bears second-round draft picks Shemar Turner and Ozzy Trapilo have agreed to four-year rookie contracts, sources confirmed to the Tribune on Thursday. The news comes two days before Bears rookies report for training camp at Halas Hall.