Jersey numbers don't win games on Sundays. But they sure make up a big part of the NFL conversation. They're inseparable from ...

The Bears took somewhat of a luxury pick at No. 10 with Colston Loveland, but the upside is intriguing. Here is our initial grade of the pick.

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles went to work on the trenches to finish out the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. After picking up pick No. 62 as part of a trade with the Buffalo Bills ...

The Bears stood pat at No. 10 overall and selected tight end Colston Loveland out of Michigan. Loveland was one of the top tight ends in this year's draft, along with Penn State's Tyler Warren.

Bears received: WR DJ Moore, OT Darnell Wright (2023 first-rounder), DB Tyrique Stevenson (2023 second-rounder), QB Caleb Williams (2024 first pick), WR Luther Burden III (2025 second-rounder).