The Chicago Bears brought Caleb Williams to Halas Hall for his official Top 30 visit, clearing the way for Ryan Poles to take the USC quarterback with the No. 1 pick.

Some Chicago Bears fans want to see Ryan Poles get aggressive and move up from the 9th pick in the NFL Draft to take one of the top wide receivers: Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers or Rome Odunze.

After signing Gerald Everett and trading for Keenan Allen, do the Chicago Bears still have room in Shane Waldron's offense to take a player like Georgia tight end Brock Bowers with the 9th pick in the NFL Draft?

The free agent defensive tackle market completely dried up. The Chicago Bears only avenue for adding an interior pass rusher is through the NFL Draft, and he's not likely to use another high draft pick on a defensive tackle.

The Chicago Bears have to be ready for the possibility that none of the top wide receivers in the NFL Draft last until the 9th pick. So what should Ryan Poles do from there?

If one of the top wide receivers in the NFL Draft is there when the Chicago Bears are on the clock with the 9th overall pick, Ryan Poles should trade down.

The Chicago Bears could add some much needed draft picks by trading down from the 9th pick. The problem is, the teams that would trade up to No. 9 will want the same players Ryan Poles will want at that spot. Will he be willing to pass on a blue chip player?

Chicago Bears fans are hoping one of the top wide receivers in the NFL Draft falls to Ryan Poles at the 9th overall pick. Looking at how the draft order plays out and how WRs moved in free agency, the Bears have a path toward landing Rome Odunze or Malik Nabers without having to trade up.

Now that the Chicago Bears have slowed down in free agency, it's time to evaluate how well Ryan Poles did at filling out his roster

D'Andre Swift had his best season with the Philadelphia Eagles last season, but the Chicago Bears are going to need even more out of their free agent running back to get their money's worth.

The Chicago Bears sent their whole contingent to USC's Pro Day to watch Caleb Williams throw. The way Ryan Poles has operated and the way Williams talks about the Bears all but confirms that he will be the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.

Kevin Byard is a solid short-term solution for the Chicago Bears at safety next to Jaquan Brisker, but Ryan Poles will still need a long-term answer in the secondary.

Trading for Keenan Allen is the most impactful move Ryan Poles will make all offseason for his rookie quarterback. It's hard to overstate how critical the Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver will be for the development of Caleb Williams.

The Chicago Bears got less for Justin Fields in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers than most of us expected. Part of it was Ryan Poles miscalculating the QB market, and part of it was the general manager wanting to "do right" by Fields.

Ryan Poles made his big free agent splash on the trade market, bringing in Keenan Allen from the Los Angeles Rams. He and DJ Moore give the Chicago Bears a top-tier wide receiver duo that will be huge for the development of whatever quarterback is under center this season.

The Chicago Bears kicked off free agent negotiating by making a deal with Philadelphia Eagles running back D'Andre Swift. He's a good player who will help the Bears, but he's not a great use of Ryan Poles' cap space.

The Chicago Bears shouldn't expect All-Pro level production from Kevin Byard, but the veteran safety should still be a valuable replacement for Eddie Jackson. Plus, Jaylon Johnson's long-term contract looks like a win-win.