The Chicago Bears are poised for a dynamic finish to the 2025 NFL Draft. Their decisions so far highlight a clear strategy to strengthen both their offense and defense. After selecting standout tight end Colston Loveland from Michigan in the first round, they continued their aggressive approach by drafting Missouri's wide receiver Luther Burden III at 39th overall, who is expected to elevate their passing game.

Additionally, offensive tackle Ozzy Trapilo (56th overall) and defensive tackle Shemar Turner (62nd overall) were key picks that signal a commitment to fortifying both lines. With three picks remaining, including one from a strategic trade with the Buffalo Bills, GM Ryan Poles is eyeing more prospects to fill critical gaps, especially at running back and edge rusher.