The Chicago Bears will be busy for the next several days at the scouting combine as the best prospects in the 2025 draft roll through. GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson will be able to meet privately with several of them. That process has already begun with several names emerging as either having met them already or are scheduled to do so. This should help fans keep track.
The Chicago Bears are already busy.
Ashton Jeanty (RB, Boise State)
Widely viewed as the best running back in the class. Draws comparisons to LaDainian Tomlinson with power, speed, versatility and contact balance.
Carl Smith (WR, Robert Morris)
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Undersized receiver who wins with intelligence and route-running skills rather than standout physical traits.
Tyler Warren (TE, Penn State)
Big, athletic playmaking tight end who is a matchup problem no matter where he lines up.
Gunnar Helm (TE, Texas)
Tall, savvy pass-catching tight end with little to no track record as a blocker.
Terrance Ferguson (TE, Oregon)
He’s a highly productive starter for the Ducks, but serious questions about his competitiveness to do anything other than catch.
Ozzy Trapilo (OT, Boston College)
Gigantic tackle with surprisingly good pass protection skills but is lacking as a run blocker.
Mason Graham (DT, Michigan)
Frenetic interior pass rusher who overcomes good-not-great physical tools with uncanny instincts and a non-stop motor.
Jamree Caldwell (DT, Oregon)
Big, strong space eater who commands double teams and is difficult to run against.
Alfred Collins (DT, Texas)
Outstanding physical specimen with a huge ceiling as an interior pass rusher but still needs refinement.
Mykel Williams (EDGE, Georgia)
Freak athlete with flashes of dominance as a pass rusher but has questions about his overall power.
Jalen McLeod (EDGE, Auburn)
Undersized pass rusher who punched far above his weight class and was consistently productive. Average athlete.
Carson Schwessinger (LB, UCLA)
Average athlete with incredible instincts. Always knows where the football is going and finds a way to be there.
Kain Medrano (LB, UCLA)
Tough, experienced, and a great leader. Helps to hide his poor tackling and average speed.
Dorian Strong (CB, Virginia Tech)
Big and long corner who thrives in press coverage but needs more discipline in coverage and as a run defender.
Andrew Mukuba (S, Texas)
Instinctive ballhawk who had five interceptions last season for the Longhorns. Fits exactly what the Chicago Bears would prefer.
Kevin Winston (S, Penn State)
Great size and terrific athlete for the position but doesn’t seem to have the instincts for it yet.
Sebastian Castro (S, Iowa)
Physical player with excellent downhill aggression. Doesn’t have great range or instincts for the position.
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