In terms of what these 5,312,861 (give or take) mock drafts have to say about the Chicago Bears’ plans, there are a handful of names you most see bandied about: LSU OT Will Campbell and Texas OT Kelvin Banks Jr. are the most common, with an Ashton Jeanty (RB, Boise State) or a Mason Graham (DL, Michigan) thrown in here and there for good measure.

With that in mind, Athlon Sports has put together its first all-Chicago Bears mock draft of the 2025 NFL offseason with an emphasis on drafting multiple offensive linemen and building a wall in front of Williams to keep him safe. Here are the results, made using Pro Football Network's mock draft simulator.

Why a quarterback workout means anything makes little sense, other than to separate the really weak-armed from stronger-armed passers. But if scouts need this venue to reveal this fact so late in the game,

In Daniel Jeremiah's latest 2025 NFL mock draft, the Bears focus on protecting Caleb Williams with their first-round pick.

EDGE DeMarcus Walker and tight end Gerald Everett were sent packing, a pair of moves that will likely impact how Bears GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson approach the NFL Draft.

Membou (6-3, 332) has a bit of an awkward build for a tackle, but his 34-inch arms and 81-inch wingspan more than make up for it. The 20-year-old was a three-year starter at Missouri and made a gigantic leap from his sophomore to junior year, most notably as a run blocker. Be it as a tackle or guard, Membou is still not close to his ceiling.

The Chicago Bears have missed out on a chance to add a pair of third-round draft picks after the latest NFL hiring announcement. The post Bears Lose Out on 2 Draft Picks After Latest NFL Announcement appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Should the Bears take a guard who might be graded lower or take a tackle and move him to guard to see what they have? It's an argument likely to rage until pick No. 10 in Round 1.