A rising tide lifts all boats, and the Bears as a team will benefit greatly from the influx of talent over the last week, including these four players.

The Bears are slated to have a number of players hitting free agency, and Poles has roughly $46 million to work with this offseason. Chicago has already made some moves acquiring

The Bears weren't planning to trade for two Pro Bowl guards, but when the opportunity presented itself, they acted quickly to land Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson. The Chicago Bears on Wednesday acquired offensive linemen Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson via trade.

When Matt Eberflus was hired three years ago, he told Bears players to get their track shoes on. New coach Ben Johnson has a different idea.

With a new interior trio up front and a pair of tackles who are solid or better, plus Johnson calling the plays, there's hope that the Bears can finally get their offense off the ground.

The Chicago Bears have signed Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney, two players with connections to General Manager Ryan Poles and offensive line coach Ben Johnson, to enhance the team's offensive line in 2025.