Bears' Draft Dilemma at Pick 25

0:00On April 21st, Chicago Bears sitting at Pick 25 in the 2026 NFL Draft and history ain't exactly glowing for that spot. Over the last 15 years, just three players picked there, made all pro wide-out Brandon Ayuk, Center, Tyler Lindermom, and Linebacker Donta, high tower, who balled out with multiple Super Bowls. Bears fans are straight celebrating any first rounder after grabbing top 10 spots eight times since 2015, with their last pick at 20 or better back in 2013. This marks GM Ryan Poles' fifth draft, mostly in the top 10 except his debut year when they traded out of the first. Defensive Mai got exposed last season, weak against the run and barely pressuring QBs, but the 2026 class is stacked with defensive. Talent forcing Chicago to sweat the board falling right at 25. They could stay put and snag a run-stuffing detackle, like Kaden McDonald or Peter Woods, pivot to edge help opposite Montez sweat, with guys like Akeem Mezador or Grab Offensive

1:04Tackle Caleb Lomou, it values there, maybe even safety. Dylan Dietiman to replace lost starters, though trenches. Come first. Trading back makes sense too, in this deep class, maybe with teams like Arizona or Tennessee, netting extra second round picks to load up on edge. D-line, safety, or even center depth without reaching. Bears play it smart, and that front seven could transform quick. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.