For the first time in ages, the Chicago Bears are heading into the 2025 NFL Draft without any pressing needs. If General Manager Ryan Poles and company want to take the best-player-available (BPA) route, it won’t be the worst idea in the world. In this Bears mock draft (without trades), let’s take a look at some under-the-radar prospects who may end up in a Bears’ uniform next season.<\/p>\n
If the Bears want to draft one of the top prospects in this year’s draft, it’s Ashton Jeanty.<\/a> Despite this year’s running back class being one of the stronger ones in recent memory, Jeanty stands above the rest with his unreal contact balance and vision.<\/p>\n There’s no doubt the Bears will draft a running back, the bigger question is when. If Jeanty is there for the taking, Ben Johnson<\/a> will surely pound the table for the Bears to draft him. The Bears running back room left a lot to be desired last season and struggled to break tackles. Jeanty will change that, especially with an improved offensive line<\/a> in Chicago.<\/p>\n