US EditionBears stick to their plan but miss out on running back and edge rusher in NFL draft
- The Chicago Bears selected players during the recent 2025 NFL Draft.
- The team aimed to improve its offense and add speed to the defense.
- They used their first three draft selections on the offensive side of the ball.
- General Manager Poles stated he did not grade a running back highly enough earlier.
- This continued the offseason offensive makeover focused on supporting the quarterback.
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The Quad-City Times
Bears stick to their plan but miss out on running back and edge rusher in NFL draft
The Chicago Bears focused largely on supporting quarterback Caleb Williams during the NFL draft — with one obvious exception. Until the last round, they failed to find a running back who could take some pressure off the passing game, and…
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