What would teams do if they could run the 2024 NFL Draft all over again? Would the Bears still take Caleb Williams at No. 1 overall? How quickly might the QBs be snapped up? Which WR goes first? Ali Bhanpuri and Tom Blair imagine a revised Round 1.

With the tenth pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Chicago Bears fans are torn. There are so many talented prospects available and with a bunch of holes that need to be addressed, Ryan Poles has a huge decision to make.

If the Bears could do it over again, which QB would they draft first overall? How high does Bo Nix go? We redo the entire first round.

The Chicago Bears will prioritize rebuilding their offensive line for a second straight NFL offseason in 2025 after trying — and failing — to protect rookie quarterback Caleb Williams for the vast majority of the 2024 season.

Bears expected to push for offensive line help for Caleb Williams in the 2025 NFL Draft, with a new prospect emerging from the Senior Bowl.

The Chicago Bears' top roster priority after the offensive line is securing a dominant edge rusher, making Umanmielen an ideal fit. A highly productive pass rusher with three-down versatility, Umanmielen has first-round potential as the draft approaches. If he slips to Round 2, GM Ryan Poles won't waste any time turning the card in.

The NFL world reacted with skepticism when Caleb Williams was selected as football's most stylish player in 2025.

Former USC Trojans and current Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has been voted GQ’s most stylish football player in the NFL. Williams, a rookie, earned

By Chicago Bears standards, Caleb Williams had a phenomenal rookie season as the team’s starting quarterback. The 2022 Heisman Trophy winner threw for 3,541 yards, 20 touchdowns, and six interceptions.