The Chicago Bears have two of the most valuable selections in the upcoming edition of the NFL Draft.
With Caleb Williams being the likeliest choice at No. 1, GM Ryan Poles still needs to figure out what to do at No. 9.
Multiple teams are looking to move up and get into the top 10.
That leaves the door open for the Bears to make a move and perhaps get more assets.
With that in mind, C prospect Jackson Powers-Johnson could be an intriguing prospect.
According to Ben Devine, the Bears are already keeping tabs on the Oregon product, hosting him for a top-30 visit.
Per his Instagram account, Oregon C Jackson Powers-Johnson was at Halas Hall today for a 30-visit. #Bears
— Ben Devine (@Chicago_NFL) April 9, 2024
The Oregon star is projected to be a top-20 selection, so he could be feasible for the Bears, especially if one of the top quarterbacks or offensive tackles slips in the first round.
Powers-Johnson could be the offensive line’s anchor for years to come, and having him on the same timeline as their new franchise quarterback would be wise.
He’s a strong and disciplined player who could bring in some much-needed protection for the franchise’s most valuable asset, and his college résumé and tape speak for itself.
The Bears are going to be one of the most improved teams in the league next season, and adding Powers-Johnson would make their rookie quarterback’s life and job way easier as he eases his way into the pros.
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