Jaguars, Packers, Bears Prepare for 2025 NFL Draft

With the NFL Draft approaching, several teams are focusing on adding key pieces to their rosters, particularly on defense and at skill positions. The Jacksonville Jaguars are expected to target interior defensive linemen, like Indiana's CJ West, to address significant needs in both run defense and pass rush, after not making free agency additions at the position. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears, under new leadership with GM Ryan Poles and Coach Ben Johnson, are evaluating prospects such as Marshall edge rusher Mike Green, known for his high-energy and productivity, and Michigan tight end Colston Loveland, praised for his pass-catching and blocking abilities. Both Green and Loveland are seen as potential immediate contributors who could help fill remaining roster gaps and support the team's new direction. These moves reflect broader draft strategies, with teams seeking versatile, high-upside players to complement existing talent and address critical needs.