The Chicago Bears bolstered their offensive line by acquiring guard Jonah Jackson from the Los Angeles Rams. This move follows a challenging season during which the Bears allowed a league-high 68 sacks. Jackson, who played under head coach Ben Johnson during their time with the Detroit Lions, brings familiarity and skill to a revamped offensive line that also includes Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman. Jackson emphasized the core expectations for the line: to protect their young quarterback, Caleb Williams, and create a robust running game. With Johnson's innovative offensive strategies, the line's efficiency will be critical to the team's success this season.