Why Chicago Bears’ 2025 draft class still depends on the quarterbacks

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – What can be expected when every team holds its first-round selection less than 50 hours from the start of the NFL Draft?
"It could get wild," Chicago Bears assistant general manager Ian Cunningham said from Halas Hall on Tuesday morning. "Sit back and watch."
It's the latest in the history of the draft that there hasn't been a pick swap involving at least one first-rounder. We'll see how long that lasts.
General manager Ryan Poles told reporters: "I think this one’s going to be a little wild, but we’re going to be prepared for all the different scenarios that pop up."
Prepared. It's all the Bears can be at No. 10. Unlike last year's draft, when Chicago selected Caleb Wil...