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The Bears 2025 Draft Thread
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I'd be satisfied with this suggested 7 round mock by Dane Brugler, NFL writer-analyst for the respected Athletic:
I said satisfied because I'm still not thrilled taking a TE with our 10th pick, as talented as Tyler Warren may be. But he's a playmaker and a lot of draft analysts have him rated as a top 10 draftee, so I get it. I'd still prefer using him as potential bait for trading back, but whatever. I very much like the way the rest of the draft pans out - getting Jack Sawyer at 72 would be a steal IMO. I'm not sure Henderson will still be on the board at 39, but I've mentioned on several occasions that his RB teammate, Quinshon Judkins would be easily serve as a solid substitute. And having read and watched fillm highlights on Ersery, I'm liking him more and more, so if we snag him at 41, I'd be happy with that result.
Breaking down Bears' picks in Dane Brugler's 7-round mock draft
In a new 2025 NFL mock draft from Dane Brugler, the Bears land some playmakers on offense. We break it down.
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I said satisfied because I'm still not thrilled taking a TE with our 10th pick, as talented as Tyler Warren may be. But he's a playmaker and a lot of draft analysts have him rated as a top 10 draftee, so I get it. I'd still prefer using him as potential bait for trading back, but whatever. I very much like the way the rest of the draft pans out - getting Jack Sawyer at 72 would be a steal IMO. I'm not sure Henderson will still be on the board at 39, but I've mentioned on several occasions that his RB teammate, Quinshon Judkins would be easily serve as a solid substitute. And having read and watched fillm highlights on Ersery, I'm liking him more and more, so if we snag him at 41, I'd be happy with that result.
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Eh,maybe,I would be ok with it if only trading back one spot maybe two.......
But thats two spots of possible teams at 11 or 12 who could take our targeted player.....and I dont care what else we get in move down......its more quality over quanity for me.....
And I shudder to think if we actually moved down alot of spots.
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Lots of wishes with stories coming out. They say Pete Carrol just loves a strong running game, but understands his offensive and defensive lines are not in any shape to compete now. Swapping 6 with 10 and Swift will still get him a really highly ranked tackle and save a few million in slot money. I dont know if that will be enough, so you wonder if Kiran or Jones would be enough of a kicker to save a second round pick and give him a lineman so we get Jeanty.
That dude is already getting commercials.
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Here's a full 7 round mock from CBS Sports:
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10. Mike Green, Edge, Marshall
39. TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Ohio St
41. Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio St
72. Charles Grant, OT, William & Mary
148. Tai Felton, WR, Maryland
233. Ryan Fitzgerald, K, Florida St.
240. Dan Jackson, S, Georgia
My initial reaction is I'm not too thrilled with waiting until #72 to grab an OT. Not sure exactly what my final mock will look like, but I'm pretty certain OT will be one of my top three, if not first altogether. Otherwise, those initial three picks are fairly solid and honestly if Grant was the pick at 72, that would be sweet. I could see him easily getting snagged in the 2nd round. A little iffy on Green at 10, doesn't seem like a hand in the dirt/Dennis Allen type, but we can't deny his tremendous season last year, which included 17 sacks and 3 forced fumbles. Felton would make a nice pick at 148, he's a burner who tested very well at the combine. If Poles takes a kicker in this draft, regardless of round, it's probably buhbye time for Santos.
2025 NFL seven-round mock draft: Patriots trade twice in Round 1, Steelers select a QB
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10. Mike Green, Edge, Marshall
39. TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Ohio St
41. Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio St
72. Charles Grant, OT, William & Mary
148. Tai Felton, WR, Maryland
233. Ryan Fitzgerald, K, Florida St.
240. Dan Jackson, S, Georgia
My initial reaction is I'm not too thrilled with waiting until #72 to grab an OT. Not sure exactly what my final mock will look like, but I'm pretty certain OT will be one of my top three, if not first altogether. Otherwise, those initial three picks are fairly solid and honestly if Grant was the pick at 72, that would be sweet. I could see him easily getting snagged in the 2nd round. A little iffy on Green at 10, doesn't seem like a hand in the dirt/Dennis Allen type, but we can't deny his tremendous season last year, which included 17 sacks and 3 forced fumbles. Felton would make a nice pick at 148, he's a burner who tested very well at the combine. If Poles takes a kicker in this draft, regardless of round, it's probably buhbye time for Santos.
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Let's try a different approach here. Forget position, is there one player who regardless of where he plays you do NOT want the Bears to take with our 10th pick?
For me it's Shemar Stewart. Yes, he has skyrocketed up the charts, largely due to his insane 10.0 RAS score and solid numbers at the combine. So no one is questioning his raw athleticism. Yet his actual production during his 3 year stint with Texas A&M is underwhelming. Even his best season last year, when he was a clear cut starter, it only resulted in 1.5 sacks and 7 QB hurries. If he's still around at 39 or 41 (which he likely won't be), sure I'd be open to taking a flier on him. Just not at 10, where I have seen several mocks with us taking him there.
For me it's Shemar Stewart. Yes, he has skyrocketed up the charts, largely due to his insane 10.0 RAS score and solid numbers at the combine. So no one is questioning his raw athleticism. Yet his actual production during his 3 year stint with Texas A&M is underwhelming. Even his best season last year, when he was a clear cut starter, it only resulted in 1.5 sacks and 7 QB hurries. If he's still around at 39 or 41 (which he likely won't be), sure I'd be open to taking a flier on him. Just not at 10, where I have seen several mocks with us taking him there.
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