The Chicago Bears are looking to revamp their roster as they enter the offseason program under new head coach Ben Johnson, setting the stage for the 2025 season. With a promising core, the Bears have a clear direction but will focus on upgrades, particularly at left tackle and possibly adding a dynamic running back.

Caleb Williams, the former No. 1 pick, will aim to improve upon a rocky rookie season, while D'Andre Swift is expected to retain his starting role at running back despite potential competition in the draft. The wide receiver corps, led by DJ Moore, looks solid, and new additions like Rome Odunze and Olamide Zaccheaus could help elevate the offense. The tight end position might see Cole Kmet bounce back under Johnson's offense.

On the defensive side, key signings such as Grady Jarrett and Montez Sweat will anchor the line, while linebacker T.J. Edwards looks to continue his standout play. The Bears' secondary is solidified by Jaylon Johnson, who has emerged as a top cornerback. The overall aim is to build a competitive team ready to challenge in the coming seasons.