There will be no shortage of options for the Chicago Bears in the 2025 NFL Draft, even with their most recent additions to the roster. Holding three picks in the first 41 selections, the Bears are going to look to continue their extreme makeover of their roster for new head coach Ben Johnson.

A recent mock draft from The Athletic has the majority of the Draft’s top-rated offensive linemen off the board by the time Chicago picks at the ten-spot, with the Bears grabbing Alabama guard Tyler Booker, of whom The Athletic’s Dane Brugler reports had “...below-average athletic testing.”

Cox started at both right guard and center in his four seasons at Kentucky. He also put his athleticism on display during his combine workout, clocking a 5.05-second time in the 40 at 6-foot-4 and 306 pounds and acing the agility tests. That's a motor the Bears can use, even if he requires more development.

In Dane Brugler's new mock draft, the Bears shore up the interior offensive line with a top guard at 10th overall.

With the Chicago Bears' flurry of trades for veteran offensive linemen, one NFL personnel director predicts a shift in the team's focus is coming in 2025 free agency

The Chicago Bears have made some serious moves already this offseason, but who will they target in the NFL Draft?

With multiple holes to fill, the latest Chicago Bears mock draft projection sees the legendary franchise make an ultra-aggressive move.

The Chicago Bears could potentially be targeting two Georgia football players in the NFL draft. The NFL Combine is wrapped up and once college programs complete their pro day, NFL organizations will have the ability to tighten up their draft boards.