The Chicago Bears are in a crucial offseason, aiming to elevate their status as contenders under new head coach Ben Johnson. With a productive free agency that saw notable acquisitions, including offensive and defensive linemen, attention has shifted to the upcoming 2025 NFL draft. The Bears hold seven draft picks, including four in the Top 75, and their focus is now on strengthening their wide receiver corps, led by DJ Moore and Rome Odunze.

Despite losing veteran Keenan Allen, the Bears' wide receiver room has been revamped, with Moore receiving an extension and Odunze, the ninth overall pick from last year, expected to make significant strides in his second season. Together, they form a formidable top tier in the depth chart. The Bears have added veterans Olamide Zaccheaus and Devin Duvernay, who are likely to play key roles as they seek to optimize Johnson's offensive scheme. Given the existing talent, the Bears may not need to heavily prioritize wide receivers in the draft.