In the upcoming 2025 season, the Chicago Bears will have a chip on their shoulders. Following all the hype surrounding Caleb Williams and the offensive overhaul in the 2024 offseason, the Bears were expected to improve their record and get within range of making the postseason. <\/p>
In fact, some experts even predicted that the Bears would make the playoffs, that’s how good of an offseason Chicago had after moving on from former QB Justin Fields. Unfortunately, though, that was not the case, and after starting 4-2 before the bye week, the Bears <\/a>plummeted to 10 defeats in a row. <\/p> While Chicago had invested heavily in its offense last year, with multiple weapons for Williams to throw to, including DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, and rookie wideout Rome Odunze, the main issue at hand was the awful play by the offensive line. <\/p> Much has changed in this year’s offseason, though, as general manager Ryan Poles has invested heavily in restructuring the O-line, bringing in All-Pro guard Joe Thuney from the Chiefs and former Rams guard Jonah Jackson to significantly improve the interior. <\/p>Changes Made by the Bears in 2025<\/h2>