The Chicago Bears’ 2025 draft class is complete. Here’s a look at the 8 players general manager Ryan Poles selected.

NFL teams go into the draft with varying levels of resources -- often based upon their win-loss record from the prior season. Those resources do not guarantee a successful draft but, in theory, should increase the odds.

What can't be lost in the celebration of the Chicago Bears' 2025 NFL Draft is the back-to-back draft classes that they've stacked together. Poles added Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze in 2024, which, when combined with Loveland and Burden, gives Chicago one of the most exciting young offensive cores in the entire NFL.

The Bears' biggest mistake in the 2025 NFL Draft wasn’t necessarily selecting a bad player. In all reality, Luther Burden might turn out to be a serviceable pro. Still, he wasn’t what the team needed. Not now. Not with the opportunity to shore up areas that have consistently plagued Chicago’s chances of climbing into contender status.

NFL Draft in the rearview, former NFL personnel executive Marc Ross surveys the landing spots of this year's prospects, identifying 10 rookies -- including a pair of running backs -- in the most favor

The Chicago Bears had a wildly successful 2025 NFL Draft, largely because of the perfect fit for one of their most important selections.