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Bears MUST Draft the Trenches in Round 1! | Chicago Bears Draft Breakdown

Welcome to Bears on Tracks by Chicago Sports Podcast—your go-to source for everything Chicago Bears! In this episode, we break down why the Bears MUST prioritize the trenches in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Two game-changing prospects stand out: Kenneth Grant (DT, Michigan) and Will Campbell (OT, LSU).

Why These Two Are Franchise-Altering Picks

Kenneth Grant (DT - Michigan)
• Size & Power: 6’3”, 340 lbs—built to dominate the interior.
• Run Defense: 30+ run stops last season, ranking in the top 5 among Power 5 DTs.
• Pass Rush Upside: 5.5 sacks from the interior in 2024, a rare blend of size and explosiveness.
• Athleticism: Moves like a player 30 pounds lighter, making him a disruptor on all downs.
• Bears Fit: Would instantly upgrade the interior next to Montez Sweat, filling a massive need at DT.

Will Campbell (OT - LSU)
• Elite Pass Protection: Allowed just 1 sack in two seasons as LSU’s blindside protector.
• Run-Blocking Mauler: 85.3 PFF run-blocking grade—perfect for a power-run scheme.
• Athleticism: 5.02 40-yard dash at 325 lbs—rare agility for a tackle.
• NFL-Ready: Dominated SEC competition, proving he can protect Caleb Williams from Day 1.
• Bears Fit: Upgrades the offensive line, securing the future of the franchise with a true anchor at LT.

Final Takeaway

The Bears must invest in the trenches to dominate in the NFC North. Whether it’s Kenneth Grant disrupting offenses or Will Campbell protecting Caleb Williams, either pick sets Chicago up for long-term success.

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