Bears' Draft: Steal or Blunder?

0:00It's April 28th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Chicago Bears just dominated the NFC North last year. Snagging the title with Caleb Williams, slinging dimes under new head coach Ben Johnson. That duo sparked late-game magic and flipped the script from dead last. Behold the non-to-that success for 2026? Nah, the NFL don't work like that. Teens gotta evolve every offseason or get left behind. They hit the draft hungry for upgrades, land in the steel at the 25th pick, safety Dylan Tindeman, who slid past rivals Minnesota after they, swung big on a risky D-Liaman. Do's the day one starter, fill in a glaring hole in the secondary. Salah moved there, keeping momentum on defense. But then things got head scratching. Second round, they grabbed Iowa Center Logan Jones, instead of rushing the passer-edge rusher was the real scream for help. Third round, Stanford tied in Sam Roush, Johnson's pet project for multi-TE sets with Loveland

1:02and K-Met. Critics call it coach show-boden over teen needs. Right after San Francisco snag Texas Tech Speed Demon Ramello height at 70 overall 10 sacks last year, all big 12 fire. Dallas got Michigan's Acheon barms soon too, another corner turner with pop. Bears could have traded down for either, dodging a pass rush drought. Pressing on those rushers, these questions hanging over Johnson's game plan. Can the Bears pressure QBs without them, or will rivals exploit the gap come? Fall?