Bears Target Defensive Tackles in 2026 Draft

0:00It's April 22, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Chicago Bears are eyeing defensive tackles hard in the 2026 NFL Draft, a spot that's begging for upgrades on their D-line. Their leaders right now are Jervon Dexter Sr. and Grady Jair up front, backed by Shemar Turner from last year and free agent Neville Gallimore. It's then there, and they need a game changer to plug holes fast. They hold four picks inside the top 89 spots, perfect for grabbing top talent with the best player available vibe. All season depth helps, but a true disruptor could transform their run stuff and pocket collapse game right away. Fans and analysts see the pressure mounting after shaky run defense last season, hurting the whole unit. Bears brass nose other needs exist, like everywhere else on the roster, but ignoring interior line help means more struggles ahead. Fans highlight studs across rounds, starting with Ohio State's Cater McDonald at Pick 25,

1:01a run stuffing beast for short yardage. George's Kristen Miller brings explosion in round two. Oklahoma's Grayson Halton sacks QBs and 3, and heavyweights like Cincinnati's Dante, Corleone anchor later. Bears lock in one of these, and that front could flip games watch this draft shake up the trenches for real.