The Chicago Bears already made a splash hiring Ben Johnson as their new head coach, but now the focus shifts to improving a roster with holes in the trenches, most notably the offensive line. The Bears are expected to be quite active this offseason -- through free agency and the 2025 NFL Draft -- in filling three (possibly four) starting jobs along the offensive line.

Ryan Poles and the rest of the front office will likely go big game hunting in free agency to rebuild the offensive line in front of quarterback Caleb Williams and then address the remaining roster holes as needed.

The Chicago Bears need to think about solidifying one area of the offensive line that has plagued the team for the last few years, the center spot, in free agency.

The Chicago Bears have long been connected to Trey Smith in free agency, but there's another offensive lineman they've been dubbed an ideal fit for.

The Chiefs have two more weeks to work out a deal to hang onto All-Pro guard Trey Smith. But their cap situation is tight, and he is a very good fit for the Bears.