The Bears have a huge offseason ahead, and if one thing is certain, they have to attack the trenches. If the 2025 NFL Draft starts like this in the first three rounds for the Bears, then they’ll be in prime position to be contenders next season. With that, here’s a three-round Bears mock draft.<\/p>\n
Bears receive:<\/strong> Picks 14, 80 If the Bears want the best guard in this draft class, Tyler Booker is their guy. A proven leader at Alabama, Booker thrived in pass protection, allowing just 10 pressures on 395 pass-blocking snaps<\/a> in 2024. He would be an immediate upgrade at guard and could anchor Chicago’s offensive line for the next decade.<\/p>\n Read More: PFF Lists Ideal Day One or Day Two Draft Prospect for the Bears<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n After transferring from Michigan State and losing some weight, Derrick Harmon transformed into one of the top defensive tackles in college football. Offensive linemen have a hard time blocking him one-on-one and he takes full advantage of his long arms and thick build to get penetration as a run defender. He has the conditioning to play on all three downs, as well as contribute as a pass rusher. If Harmon is still on the board, it’ll be too hard to pass up an opportunity to have him in a Bears’ uniform.<\/p>\n Derrick Harmon is really, really, really good.<\/p>\n That's a plus starter at 5-technique on day one that can also play 3-tech on passing downs. He might be my pick for this year's annual Stephon Tuitt comp.<\/p>\n — Brett Kollmann (@BrettKollmann) February 17, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Colts receive:<\/strong> Picks 10, 234<\/p>\nRound 1, Pick 14: OG Tyler Booker, Alabama<\/h3>\n
Round 2, Pick 39: DT Derrick Harmon, Oregon<\/h3>\n
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