The Chicago Bears are making bold moves to bolster their offensive line by trading for two starting guards, Jonah Jackson from the Los Angeles Rams and Joe Thuney from the Kansas City Chiefs. Jackson, acquired for a sixth-round pick, pairs with Thuney, a four-time All-Pro and Super Bowl champion, who was traded for a future fourth-round pick. This strategic acquisition is aimed at protecting rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who was sacked 68 times in his debut season, the most in the NFL. Thuney's experience and accolades are expected to greatly enhance the Bears' protection scheme, allowing Williams more time to utilize his capabilities. Meanwhile, the Chiefs prioritize financial flexibility, freeing up cap space by letting Thuney go, though they lose an experienced player. The Bears' offensive line is rapidly transforming, with hopes that this new formation will significantly improve their pass protection.