The Chicago Bears made significant strides to bolster their offensive line, addressing a weakness that plagued their performance. They acquired seasoned players Joe Thuney, a four-time Super Bowl champion, and Jonah Jackson, a former Pro Bowler, to fill the guard positions. Additionally, they signed Drew Dalman, considered the top center on the free-agent market, solidifying their interior line.

General Manager Ryan Poles emphasized the importance of these acquisitions, as they aim for improved cohesion in a revamped unit. Coach Ben Johnson has a clear vision for the team—he intends to cultivate a hard-working culture, insisting that the process will be challenging but vital for their growth. The team will begin their offseason program, allowing them to foster relationships and build a new offensive identity with a focus on maximizing their players' strengths, especially that of emerging talents like quarterback Caleb Williams.