Bears land draft class that fits their competitive DNA
The Chicago Bears strengthened their roster in the NFL Draft with seven prospects who share the team's competitive DNA, according to Coach Ben Johnson. The picks include safety Dillon Thieneman, center Logan Jones, tight end Sam Roush, and receiver Zavion Thomas.
The Chicago Bears bolstered their roster with seven draft picks that fit their competitive DNA. Coach Ben Johnson praised General Manager Ryan Poles for selecting players who are consumed by football. First-round pick Dillon Thieneman is a safety who will bring speed and versatility to the team. The Bears also picked center Logan Jones, who started 51 games for Iowa and won the Rimington Trophy. Other picks include tight end Sam Roush and receiver Zavion Thomas, known for his speed and return skills. The team selected three defensive prospects on the second day of the draft.
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