NFL teams go into the draft with varying levels of resources -- often based upon their win-loss record from the prior season. Those resources do not guarantee a successful draft but, in theory, should increase the odds. Teams with more draft capital should have the flexibility to make the moves that best serve the interests of the organization.

That process began for Burden on Friday as he reported to Chicago for the Bears' rookie minicamp. Finding the best fits for Loveland and Burden, as well as a potential starting of

The Chicago Bears kicked off their rookie minicamp on Friday at Halas Hall, and the rookie jersey numbers were officially revealed. Second-round wide receiver Luther Burden III chose No. 87 -- but it wasn't his first choice.