The 2025 NFL Draft is a little way away yet, but teams are already thinking about the players they may draft. The Senior Bowl just got over this past weekend and some of the talent there will find its way onto NFL rosters when the dust settles after the draft. Perhaps there were some players that the Bears were interested in that they may pursue.<\/p>\n
Chicago makes their pick in the tenth spot in the first round of this year\u2019s draft. This is a pick that they must hit on and they must find a player that fits a big need on the team. There are a lot of opinions on what the biggest needs on the team are but in past posts, it\u2019s been stressed that the offensive and defensive lines need some serious help. It all starts up front, and the Bears need help up front on both sides of the ball.<\/p>\n
The question at number ten is, do you pick the best player available or do you pick for need? One would think that the Bears would be able to pick the best player available for their biggest needs.
\nThe time to predict what teams are going to do in the 2025 NFL Draft is upon us. The Bears are not immune from prognosticators who wish to try to nail down exactly what they will do.
\nFor this, we will look at three potential prospects who should be available by the time the Bears make their pick in the first round. They are in no particular order.<\/p>\n
There aren\u2019t any defensive linemen in this list as the Bears need offensive line help. To start, the Bears might get lucky and be able to draft Will Campbell<\/a>. He is an offensive lineman from LSU<\/a>. Campbell played tackle, primarily, but he could fit in at guard and that might make a great bit of sense for the Bears.<\/p>\n Campbell is thought to be the best offensive lineman in the 2025 NFL Draft. It\u2019s possible that he might not be around when the Bears make their first pick. They could do something that they rarely do and trade up in the draft to grab Campbell, but they would likely either wait for him to fall to them or take someone else. But they may not play it \u201csafe\u201d.<\/p>\n It\u2019s hard to deny the ability that Campbell has. He has a great attitude and can be a leader. Mechanically, he is strong and gets good balance and leverage. On the downside, Campbell has shorter arms and needs a little work on his technique. But for now, he represents the best of the draft when it comes to offensive linemen.<\/p>\nKelvin Banks<\/h3>\n