Bears' King: Draft Flexibility, Best Players

0:00On April 22nd, Chicago Bears' assistant general manager, Jeff King, just had his first big media chat, and yo, he dropped zero real hints on their draft. Plans. He's all about staying flexible with that 25th overall pick. Excited if it falls right, but ready to trade up or back. Echoing GM Ryan Poles, King stressed picking the best players available, no matter what. The Bears hold four picks in the first 89 selections through Friday's third round, so they got a nail spots like offense and defense. Both execs pushed that classic best player available vibe, aiming to build competition and tough roster choices for training camp. Fans and analysts are parsing every word, but King's been with the Bears since 2015, riding highs like last year and lows a plenty. He wants consistent wins in his football crazy city, admitting they need to reset and restock from scratch. On specifics, King nodded to the thin center class. This thing in school longer means fewer ready now.

1:00He shut down safety pressure quick, hyping a recent ad, despite the guy's light resume, signaling they'll target needs without tipping hands. Bottom line, this tight-liped approach is Poles' dream for his new number two. Keeps rivals guessing while they maneuver toward that steady winner. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI.