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.

The Bears will be selecting 10th overall in the 2025 NFL draft. There are a slew of needs on the roster, most notably along the offensive line, where there are three (possibly four) starting spots up for grabs, outside of right tackle Darnell Wright. But they also have needs in the defensive trenches.

The first NFL Draft pick from South Alabama, Everett played for USA in 2015 and 2016, joining the Jaguars when UAB dropped its football program after his single season with the Blazers in 2014. Everett is a free agent for the fourth time in his NFL career. This is the first time it has been involuntarily.

The Chicago Bears' list of offseason needs is as long and expensive, but one glaring need on offense could force GM Ryan Poles to trade up in Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Bears had one of the worst offensive lines in 2024, allowing a league-high 68 sacks on quarterback Caleb Williams. Outside of right tackle Darnell Wright, there are multiple starting jobs to be filled through free agency and the 2025 NFL draft.

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.

The Chicago Bears will need to address the offensive line in the 2025 NFL Draft. Here are the 3 best options to add protection for Caleb Williams.

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

ESPN projected bold free agency and NFL draft moves for all 32 teams, including this unexpected prediction for the Chicago Bears.