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Mar 18, 2026 21 min

4 Draft Prospects That Could SAVE The Bears Defense 🔥

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The Chicago Bears missed out on Maxx Crosby, but the solution to their pass rush problem may already be in the 2026 NFL Draft. On this episode of Chicago Bears Central, Haize breaks down four perfect draft prospects that could help the Bears upgrade their defensive line and finally give Montez Sweat the help he needs. We also dive into: 🔥 Top EDGE prospects for Chicago: • Zion Young (Missouri) • T.J. Parker (Clemson) • R Mason Thomas (Oklahoma) • Cashius Howell (Texas A&M) 🧱 Why Sam Hecht may be the PERFECT center to protect Caleb Williams 🚨 The biggest mistake Bears made in free agency (secondary depth 👀) 😬 4 players Ryan Poles may regret letting walk, including Kevin Byard & C.J. Gardner-Johnson After losing major pieces in the secondary and failing to land a top-tier edge rusher in free agency, the Bears now face a critical moment: The NFL Draft must deliver. With multiple picks in the first three rounds, Ryan Poles has a chance to reshape this roster and fix major holes on defense and the offensive line. Let’s break it all down. 📞 Call into the show: 773-242-9336 #ChicagoBears #BearDown #NFLDraft #RyanPoles #CalebWilliams Podcast Links: https://linktr.ee/ChiBearsCentral Get at us: Email: [email protected] Twitter:@ChiBearsCentral Phone: ‪(773) 242-9336‬

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