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,

The Chicago Bears are in the middle of an important offseason where the focus has shifted to improving the roster under new head coach Ben Johnson. The Bears are projected to have top-four salary cap space and have four Top 75 picks in the 2025 NFL draft to add some talent.

Who wouldn't want a star-in-the-making like Ashton Jeanty? Players like him will be tempting for the Bears, but it's imperative that they address the line of scrimmage.

The NFL Draft is still two months away, but the interwebs has already given us 5,312,861 mock drafts. Give or take. In terms of what these 5,312,861 (give or take) mock drafts have to say about the Chicago Bears’ plans,

The Bears have three picks in the top 50 this year to build around QB Caleb Williams — or improve their defense.

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.

One of the top priorities for general manager Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears during the 2025 offseason is to continue building out the offense around former No.