The Chicago Bears selected Colston Loveland at No. 10 last year. His addition provided the team with more depth at tight end, along with Cole Kmet. The 22-year-old rose as one of the best rookies in 2025.

Following a dominant rookie campaign, a Bears player is primed to capitalize on a shifting NFC landscape and secure All-Pro honors within Chicago’s explosive offense.

The Chicago Bears have been intent during the offseason program on building on last season’s foundation: “We’re off to a really good start.”

The Chicago Bears should look to fortify a shaky wide receivers room by adding a former Pro Bowler the team was named the best fit for in free agency.

This WCG roundtable series was inspired by this Tweet from our guy Jacob, who gave six 2026 Chicago Bears superlatives for the offseason. We’re going to take them one by one, and we’ll give a couple two tree sentences for each.

The NFL is currently in the voluntary offseason workout phase with OTAs underway. Mandatory minicamps will follow soon, with training camps not far behind. Before long, the preseason will usher in the return of football.