The trendy mock pick for the Bears now seems to be safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren of Toledo, but No. 25 overall for a player from this conference could be a gamble.
The trendy mock pick for the Bears now seems to be safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren of Toledo, but No. 25 overall for a player from this conference could be a gamble.
Sports Illustrated suggests a trade sending Kayvon Thibodeaux to the Bears, addressing a major need and raising questions about a potential blockbuster move.
The Bears brought in one of the fastest wide receivers from the scouting combine and their interest could be a message for at least one current wide receiver.
The possibility exists that elite players who fit the Bears' scheme could be gone in Round 1 and a trade back can offer more opportunity to find draft help.
The Chicago Bears have a weird recent history with their first-round selections over the previous decade. That history is largely tied to well-defined traits by
Former Titans and Vikings defensive tackle James Lynch signed with the Bears and adds a skill set different than both Kentavius Street and Neville Gallimore.
The defensive line hasn't been a place where the Chicago Bears GM excelled in the draft or free agency but at least he didn't sign one NFL analyst's forecasted edge busts.
The Bear last week scouted center Sam Hecht from Kansas State and are now bringing another center to Lake Forest for one of allotted 30 prospect visits.
There is reason to believe the Bears haven't hurt themselves in this free agency cycle but no one is trumpeting them as winners of the offseason again at this point.