Bears Snag 3 Prospects in NFL Draft

0:00It's April 28th, NFL News. Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Chicago Bears kept building on day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft, snagging three solid prospects. They started round 2 by taking guard Logan Jones from LSU at Pick 57 overall, adding depth to that interior line. Jones came in with the right attitude, saying he plans to prep like a starter from day 1. He knows vets like Garrett, Bradbury, and Thuny are there to learn from, and he welcomes the competition to make everyone sharper. In round 3, they traded with the Titans for Stanford, tied in Sam Roush at 69, a third generation NFL player whose grandpa suited up for. The Rams. Roush credits family wisdom on film study and building lateral quickness, something he's drilled since age 15. Later in the third at 89, they grab Versatile LSU Weapon, Savion Thomas, who can play wide receiver, running back, and returner. He's a reach by some rankings, but his speed and explosiveness draw comps to Jamire Gibbs

1:04and Jamison Williams. These moves bring pedigree, competition, and scheme fit to an offense ready to click, setting up big things as training camp heats up.