7. Dominique Robinson, DE
Robinson is headed into his 3rd NFL season and we still have more questions than answers with him. Viewed as a raw athlete with major upside, he has yet to take a step and become a valuable piece to the roster. He has just two sacks in two years and now will be fighting for playing time with rookie Austin Booker who looks like a steal in the fourth round.
The Bears had a glaring need of pass-rush help opposite of Montez Sweat and made a trade for Darrell Taylor before finalizing their roster as well.
Robinson will still have another year remaining on this rookie deal, but the Bears can save $1.1M by cutting him before June 1st. That does not break the bank but can be money utilized elsewhere or perhaps another raw pass-rusher out of college.
He simply has not shown any progress that would make him a part of the plans of the Chicago Bears. In 242 snaps last season, he posted a PFF grade of 35.3 which was the lowest in the league among edge defenders with at least 200 snaps. The experiment is over.