Field Yates of ESPN has a two round mock out. Here’s what he selected for Chicago.
“Round 1, Pick 10: Will Campbell, OL, LSU
Will Campbell falling to the Bears at No. 10 would be an ideal scenario. Despite the free agency moves to retool the entire interior offensive line, that shouldn't stop Chicago from continuing to build up the wall in front of quarterback Caleb Williams. Campbell is hailed as the best offensive lineman in this draft class, and he would be a massive get for the Bears.
I'm pretty bullish on Campbell as a prospect. Despite concerns about his 32⅝-inch arm length, he ranks fifth on my board. And in this scenario, I'm not super focused on whether he would ultimately play tackle or slide inside to guard. The Bears' starting five is already much better on paper after a busy free agency, and Campbell could play wherever he's needed.
New coach Ben Johnson would love a player like Campbell, whose elite foot quickness and pass protection ability fit great in his system. The Bears will likely feature plenty of zone rushing schemes in 2025.
Johnson recently discussed arm length when it comes to evaluating offensive linemen, and he said it's not a problem unless it becomes a problem. Which means perhaps the Bears believe Campbell could be their franchise left tackle.
Round 2, Pick 39 (from CAR): Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State (First time I’ve seen this in a Bears’ mock)
Wide receiver isn't the most pressing need on the roster, but there's depth needed behind starters DJ Moore and Rome Odunze following Keenan Allen's departure in free agency. While receiver at No. 39 would come as a surprise, there's no denying Emeka Egbuka would be a big get as another weapon for quarterback Caleb Williams.
As the Bears look for one more playmaker to maximize Ben Johnson's offense, they could turn to the ever-reliable Egbuka in Round 2. He set the Ohio State record for catches (205) and is a great route runner.
Johnson discussed the importance of the slot receiver in his offense, and Egbuka would be a perfect fit. While the team did sign Olamide Zaccheaus in free agency, Egbuka could be a long-term answer to pair with Moore and Odunze.
Round 2, Pick 41: Quinshon Judkins, RB, Ohio State
While many have linked the Bears to Boise State's Ashton Jeanty at 10th overall, he could very well be off the board at that point (or Chicago could elect to go another direction, in this case with Will Campbell).
But this is a deep running back group with some playmakers on Day 2, including Ohio State's Quinshon Judkins, who could thrive in Ben Johnson's offense.
More offense for the Bears, two picks after I had them taking Emeka Egbuka. I have an ever-so-slightly higher grade on Judkins' fellow Ohio State back TreVeyon Henderson, but Judkins can bring a better profile of power and thump to a Chicago offense that could use it. He scored 45 career rushing TDs.
The Bears have indicated that they're looking to add to the running back room this offseason, and Judkins would be a great addition alongside D'Andre Swift.”
In a new two-round NFL mock draft from ESPN's Field Yates, the Bears use their first three picks on offense.
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