With a new head coach in Ben Johnson, the arrow is pointing up for the Chicago Bears. But which players will likely benefit the most from an improved offensive scheme?

In this 13-part series, we’ll take an in-depth look at each position group for the Chicago Bears with an eye toward the 2025 season. We’ll speculate on who stays, who goes, and some potential additions we’d like to see general manager Ryan Poles make.

Ryan Poles' top priority is building through the NFL Draft, but he also deserves credit for key free agency signings that have greatly outperformed expectations.

The Chicago Bears have plenty of reasons for optimism about the future. Chicago may have finished the regular season 5-12, but they saw signs of development from QB Caleb Williams. The Bears also brought in offensive guru Ben Johnson to be their next head coach.

The Chicago Bears enter the 2025 offseason with over $60 million in cap space and plenty of cap casualties with a month to go before free agency. The Bears have an opportunity to act aggressively in Ben Johnson’s first season as the head coach.

With Super Bowl 59 in the rearview, the NFL's focus shifts to the offseason, starting with 2025 free agency and building up to the NFL Draft. Here are some key