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Pro Football Focus' latest 3-round 2026 NFL Mock Draft projects the Chicago Bears targeting multiple defensive upgrades as they look to make a Super Bowl run.
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Chicago Bears fans don't have to worry about Caleb Williams changing sports anytime soon.
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NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah says the 2026 edge class is loaded, aligning perfectly with the Chicago Bears’ biggest offseason need.
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The Bears went from worst to first, but what comes after that for teams who make such a journey is usually more difficult than they imagine.
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ESPN spotlighted a critical 2026 offseason issue facing the Chicago Bears, one that could determine whether they take the next step toward the Super Bowl.
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Pro Football Focus identified the Bears’ biggest offseason decision, and it centers on whether Chicago must take another bold swing to fix its pass rush.
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The Bears are coming off their most impressive season since 2010. The 2018 squad may have been great, but they fell flat on their face in the playoffs. This tea
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Even with so many draft needs on defense, the Bears could find help in later rounds to help plug the hole from Ozzy Trapilo's loss due to a knee injury.
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If ESPN's latest draft grades prove accurate, the Bears will have a problem in the 2026 NFL draft.
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ESPN's latest 2026 free agency projection links the Chicago Bears to a versatile defender as major questions loom in the secondary.

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Analysis: For versatility, speed, production, and cost, the Bears would have a hard time replacing D'Andre Swift with many of the top free agents.

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