The entire NFL Draft community has been trying to predict what the Chicago Bears will do with their No. 10 overall pick. However, the Bears have enough draft ammunition to make things interesting beyond just No. 10.
One area the Chicago Bears could target throughout the 2025 NFL Draft is pass rush. While the team has Montez Sweat and recent signee Dayo Odeyingbo, the Bears know they need a bit more firepower across their defensive line to compete with the NFL’s elites.
An eventful offseason in Halas Hall is about to get even more exciting. From hiring new head coach Ben Johnson to trading for multiple veteran trench pieces, the Bears look like an improved squad from last year’s team, which finished 5-12 and in last place in the NFC North.
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While they already had Montez Sweat on their roster, the Chicago Bears knew they wanted to add an extra thump to their pass rush. Which is why the Bears went out and signed Dayo Odeyingbo to a three-year, $48 million contract.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
New Bears DL Dayo Odeyingbo spoke about his career so far and feels that he has a lot left to prove as he joins the team, something HC Ben Johnson agrees with.
Taylor Doll talks with a couple NFL reporters who know the new Chicago Bears well, plus they dive into draft options. On her latest Making Monsters podcast on our 2nd City Gridiron channels, Taylor Doll is joined by a couple of guests to talk about Chicago Bears' free agency and the upcoming NFL Draft.
The Chicago Bears have been lauded for how they rebuilt their roster during the early portions of free agency. However, the aggressiveness in which Chicago operating during free agency has now come with some concerning push back.
While all eyes will be on head coach Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears’ new offense, the franchise new their defense needed some serious work to get back into contention.
The Chicago Bears quickly found a new pass-rushing partner to play opposite Montez Sweat out the gates of NFL free agency earlier this month. On the first
What the Chicago Bears do with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft in anyone’s best guess. But fans and analysts alike will continue trying to decipher Chicago’s draft plans until the pick is officially in.
The Chicago Bears have been heralded for nearly all of their early offseason moves. But at least one free agency decision has now come with some scrutiny.
The Chicago Bears have made a lot of great decisions so far during the 2025 NFL offseason. They hired Ben Johnson as head coach, traded for guards Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, and signed center Drew Dalman and defensive tackle Grady Jarrett in free agency.
Until the Chicago Bears officially make their selection at No. 10, fans and pundits will speculate what the team will do with their pick. Their free agency additions have made it difficult to predict how the Bears will operate.
When fans and pundits talk about the Chicago Bears new-look defense, it is usually because of the defensive line. After all, the Bears went out and spent nearly $100 million to create a brand new look in the trenches.
With the Chicago Bears going on a free agency spending spree, what they do with the No. 10 overall pick has become a bit more obscure. They’ve filled many of their pressing needs, meaning their first round pick could go in numerous different directions.
With the NFL Draft being about a month away, there are so many options on the table for the Chicago Bears in the first round. After signing Drew Dalman and trading for Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney, offensive line could be off the board unless Ryan Poles wants to upgrade at left tackle.
The Chicago Bears swung for the fences, at least in the trenches, during the first week of NFL free agency. Even before the new league year began, general
The Chicago Bears have been very busy this offseason. With Ben Johnson as the new head coach in town, it's quite possible that the Bears could be a contender in 2025.
The Chicago Bears added two players to their defensive line early in free agency. All-Pro defensive tackle Grady Jarrett will boost the interior part of new defensive coordinator Dennis Allen’s front seven.
The Chicago Bears are betting big on two players they brought in this month. The Bears signed defensive end Dayo Odeyingbo following a season he had just three sacks with the Indianapolis Colts.
While things quieted down on two two of free agency, the Chicago Bears have remained diligent in improving their roster. It is clear that building out both the offensive and defensive lines was Chicago’s main goal as they entered the offseason.
The Chicago Bears agreed to terms on a three-year deal with former Indianapolis Colts edge rusher Dayo Odeyingbo on the first day of 2025 NFL free agency, and while the contract was reported as a three-year, $48 million, we now know the complete details of the deal thanks to ESPN's Courtney Cronin.
The start of this offseason has shown that the Bears are very committed to bolstering their play in the trenches.
Four-year veteran edge defender Dayo Odeyingbo signed a new contract with the Chicago Bears. Odeyingbo, a former second-round pick, spent the entirety of his career with the Indianapolis Colts.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero writes Colts’ free agent DE Dayo Odeyingbo could command a “big payday” on the open market. Pelissero could see Odeyingbo receive an annual contract in the $16-$20 million range. Colts GM Chris Ballard has said recently that the team hopes to add legitimate competition for QB Anthony Richardson.
The Indianapolis Colts have a long list of expiring contracts following the conclusion of the 2024-25 NFL season. With empty starting spots on the roster, Indy's front office must determine who to bring back before the NFL free agency market opens next week on March 12th.
With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the Indianapolis Colts should make in the coming months.
While most of the Kansas City Chiefs' offseason will be focused on the offensive side of the football, there will still be a few tweaks to the defensive side of the football in order to replenish a unit that has largely carried the Chiefs for the better part of the last two years.
The increasingly productive D-lineman is nearly three weeks from free agency.
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