The Chicago Bears are poised for a transformative season in 2025, banking on rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall draft pick, to lead a turnaround after years of instability at the quarterback position. With a new head coach in Ben Johnson, fresh off his success with the Detroit Lions, Williams is set to benefit from a revamped offensive line featuring veterans like All-Pro Joe Thuney and support from an improved running game.

Despite these enhancements, the Bears still have significant needs heading into the 2025 NFL Draft. They are eyeing a left tackle to secure Williams’ blindside and a reliable running back to ease the load on D'Andre Swift. Additionally, the team seeks a third receiver to complement DJ Moore and promising rookie Rome Odunze. On defense, bolstering the front seven remains crucial, even with recent investments in veteran players like T.J. Edwards and Grady Jarrett.