Things get even murkier after the No. 1 overall draft slot. There is no shortage of quarterback-needy teams picking at the top of the draft order, but non-quarterbacks like Colorado receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter and Penn State pass-rusher Abdul Carter are considered most worthy of top selections.

The Bears were quite busy in free agency shoring up the offensive and defensive lines with some big-name veterans, which allows them more flexibility with the 10th overall pick. And while there are some top prospects Chicago likely has their eye on, that doesn't guarantee they'll fall to them in the first round.

The Chiefs can take advantage of the draft’s defensive line depth by double-dipping on their first two selections. In a draft heavy with edge rushers, there should be value in the second round with a prospect like Sawyer who fits the mold at 6-4, 260 pounds.

And, because of their offseason moves, the Bears can go in plenty of directions with their first pick in the draft. Here's how we sort the potential options for the Bears at No. 10 overall in the 2025 NFL Draft.

NFL Media's Chad Reuter released his latest five-round mock draft. In the first round, the Chargers address the defensive side of the ball, selecting Boston College edge defender Donovan Ezeiruaku with the No.

Cornerback has been arguably the most-mocked position to the Los Angeles Rams during the 2025 NFL Draft process. Whether L.A. takes one in the first round or later, the Rams shouldn’t leave this draft without at least one additional secondary piece.