Bears' Draft Pick at 25: Edge Rusher or Tackle?

0:00On April 22nd, the Chicago Bears are finally up at PIG-25 in the first round of the 20-26 NFL draft, kicking off Thursday after. A solid season where they snag the NFC North Crown and a playoff win under head coach Ben Johnson, they hold seven picks total with four coming in the first two days, one in the first, two in the second and one in the third, then a fourth rounder, before two late seventh round selections. League buzz points to Auburn Edge Russia-Keldrick Falk as a prime target at 25, fitting the Mold Defensive Coordinator, Dennis Allen Loves, big, long, and elite against the run. After managing just 35 sacks last year and with questions around Dale O'Dangbo, they need Juice Opposite Montez Sweat and Falks Run. Defence stands out even if his sack numbers were modest in college. Safety rumors linking Toledo's Emanuel McNeil Warren to the Bears at 25 feel like hot air. Toggle lost key players there but has bigger.

1:01Holes on the edge and inside, plus plenty of defensive backs graded for day two where they pick three times. Eyes are also on left tackle, with Aussie Trapilo hurt and Braxton Jones shaky after getting benched last season, but experts like Brad Biggs doubt. It'll happen unless a top rated guy slides way down amid the early tackle run. Draft seasons wrapping up the wait, so keep watching if Poles grab that edge, help first, or pivots to protect the quarterback, answers drop soon as. The Bears make their move. I'm Corey with the story and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.