The Chicago Bears addressed their offensive line early in the offseason and needed to plan ahead for Joe Thuney’s age and Braxton Jones’ free agency. They picked Armand Membou, a talented OT from Missouri who can start at tackle or guard. This pick was a steal, as many analysts expected him to go elsewhere.
The Bears still need depth off the edge, so they drafted Nic Scourton, an EDGE rusher from Texas A&M. He’s a powerful edge rusher with refined hand usage and quickness for his size.
After a trench-heavy approach, the Bears may consider drafting a running back early. They chose Quinshon Judkins, a talented RB from Ohio State who can make plays in space.
The Bears also need a defensive tackle, which they addressed by selecting C.J. West, a sturdy run defender from Indiana. And with their safety situation uncertain, they picked Malachi Moore, an Alabama safety with high IQ and versatility.
Finally, the Bears finished off their mock draft with tight end Jackson Hawes and center Marcus Wehr, who showed promise at the East-West Shrine Game.
Source: https://www.windycitygridiron.com/2025/3/15/24386659/mocking-the-mocks-chicago-bears-7-round-mock-from-pro-football-sports-quinshon-judkins-armand-membou