Luther Burden III Changes Jersey Number for Second Time: The Buzz

Former Missouri Tigers wide receiver Luther Burden III can't make up his mind when it comes to his jersey number in the NFL.

For the second time this offseason, Burden has changed his jersey number with the Chicago Bears.

He initially chose the No.

87, then switched to No.

13.

Now, he's slated to wear the number 10.

He wore the number three for all of his career with the Tigers and nobody currently is wearing that number on the Chicago Bears' roster.

Burden appeared in three preseason games for the Bears after being selected with the No.

39 pick in the 2025 NFL draft, recording five receptions for 78 yards.

As of now, he's listed third on Chicago's official depth chart in anticipation of its matchup against the Minnesota Vikings on Monday.

He experienced some injury and discipline issues early on in NFL training camp, but was quickly turned around by new head coach Ben Johnson.

This led to his multiple solid performances in the preseason that have Bears' fans excited.

The St.

Louis native recorded 2,263 career receiving yards and 21 career touchdowns for the Tigers over three seasons.

He's one of the program's highest-ranked recruits in team history and is one of the most dynamic playmakers in recent team memory.

The best season of his career came in 2023, posting 1,212 receiving yards and nine touchdowns.

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