The Chicago Bears are actively preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft, focusing on bolstering their roster under new head coach Ben Johnson. With a promising quarterback in Caleb Williams, who is expected to thrive with a full offseason to develop alongside key offensive players, the Bears are optimistic about their future. After substantial free-agent signings, including offensive and defensive linemen, the team is well-positioned with seven draft picks, four of which are in the top 75. Positionally, while the Bears seem secure at quarterback and wide receiver, they must continue to address gaps in the running back and tight end positions to maximize their offensive potential in Johnson's scheme.

Defensively, the Bears have made strides by adding edge rusher Dayo Odeyingbo and defensive lineman Grady Jarrett, aiming to strengthen their front seven. However, they still face concerns in linebacker depth and health issues in their safety group, particularly with Jaquan Brisker. As they look to the draft, the focus will be on infusing talent into critical areas while ensuring the current roster has the support needed for a competitive season ahead.