In Daniel Jeremiah's latest mock draft, the Bears make a big move shoring up the trenches with their No. 10 pick.

The Chicago Bears' biggest need entering the 2025 NFL offseason is more than a position; it's a position group. The Bears' offensive line has several holes, ranging from left tackle to both guard spots and center.

As Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson builds his staff and evaluates the roster, we look at positives, issues and questions with the current state of the offense.

In a new 2025 NFL mock draft, the Bears forgo the offensive line to land one of the top playmakers in the draft at 10th overall.

Unless the Chicago Bears go buck wild in free agency and sign multiple high-priced veteran offensive linemen to fix the roster's most obvious problem, Bears fans should get used to 2025 NFL mock drafts focusing on offensive tackle as the likely target for general manager Ryan Poles at No.

We plan to show you, the fans, what teams in the NFC North will be working with regarding draft fits, targets, and draft pick placement.

With Keenan Allen set to hit the open market this offseason, the Chicago Bears will be looking for a new receiver to join DJ Moore and Rome Odunze. Caleb Williams had the luxury of having a plethora of options to throw the ball to in his rookie season,

Kelvin Banks Jr. wouldn’t be a particularly sexy pick, but this Bears roster doesn’t need sexiness—it needs grit.