@SleeperBot: The Chicago Bears have a pressing need to improve their offensive line, as highlighted by Caleb Williams being sacked a league-high 67 times this season. Despite hopes for strong prospects in the 2025 draft, expert evaluations suggest the upcoming class lacks elite, top-half-of-the-first-round caliber players, which presents a challenge for the Bears. While players like Will Campbell and Kelvin Banks Jr. have been linked as possible top 10 picks, securing their services is uncertain. With three picks in the top 40, the Bears must strategically navigate the draft to enhance their protection for Williams in his second season.

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Bears interim head coach Thomas Brown said Monday that Williams will play in Sunday's Week 18 game against Green Bay, Jason Lieser of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

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Bears face challenge improving offensive line to protect Caleb Williams, despite draft uncertainties