The Chicago Bears' 2025 offseason has been transformative, aiming to bounce back from a disappointing 2024 season that ended with a 5-11 record. The organization has revamped its coaching staff, hiring Ben Johnson as the new offensive coordinator, which is anticipated to benefit quarterback Caleb Williams significantly. Williams, who faced a tumultuous rookie season, now has an upgraded offensive line featuring All-Pro veterans and promising skill players to support his development.

Ryan Poles, the general manager, has taken critical steps to reshape the team, including bolstering the offensive and defensive lines through trades and free-agent signings. However, the offseason hasn't been without its challenges, as some veterans, like tight end Cole Kmet, face uncertainty in their futures, especially with the drafting of Colston Loveland. Meanwhile, defensive tackle Gervon Dexter is set to benefit under a new defensive coordinator who appreciates his versatility. With training camp approaching, Bears fans are cautiously optimistic about the upcoming season.