The Chicago Bears are undergoing significant changes as they aim to solidify their cornerback position ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. Key players Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon have recently secured contracts, solidifying their roles as the team's top corners. With Tyrique Stevenson looking to bounce back after a rocky season, the Bears' secondary is geared for a potential leap under the guidance of new defensive coordinator Dennis Allen.

Despite some offseason departures, the Bears have bolstered their depth through free agency, leaving the cornerback position with a low need for additional talent. As the draft approaches, the focus may shift to other critical areas, with standout prospects such as Travis Hunter and Jahdae Barron potentially slipping out of reach due to Chicago's minimal requirement for more corners. With seven picks, including a top-10 selection, the Bears will prioritize their future while evaluating the current depth chart.