Thuney has been a godsend on the line, stabilizing protection as Chicago navigates the left tackle spot. His presence has allowed Williams to breathe and opened lanes for the run game when needed.

Thuney signed with Chicago on a two-year, $35M deal to anchor the interior along with Jackson and Dalman, a centerpiece in protecting Caleb Williams and stabilizing the Bears’ line through 2027.

Joe Thuney anchors the line that protects Williams, his technique and stability critical to Williams time to throw and run game. A cleaner pocket could lift Williams benefit and raise offensive efficiency, with potential spillover for Chicago receivers.

Thuney joins Chicago as part of a revamped O-line alongside Dalman and Jackson, aimed at stabilizing protection and opening running lanes against Parsons’ impact. His veteran presence should help the Bears’ run game and pass protection while supporting the young blockers.

Thuney takes over left guard, anchoring a reshaped interior line. The veteran adds immediate protection and leadership, a key factor to reducing sacks and stabilizing the front for the Bears’ 2025 offense.