Jacob Infante
Lead NFL Draft Analyst at SB Nation
Lead NFL draft analyst, Bears blogs @WCGridiron. Podcast @bearsoverbeers. Disgusting creature
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1 week ago |
profootballnetwork.com | Jacob Infante
The 2025 NFL Draft has come and gone, but draft preparation is a year-round process. That means it’s time for a 2026 NFL Mock Draft!A lot will change between now and next April’s draft. That said, a way-too-early mock can still provide valuable insight into what needs NFL teams have after the 2025 NFL Draft. It also highlights top prospects to watch in the coming college football season. The draft order comes from PFSN’s 2026 NFL Mock Draft simulator, which you can use to create your own mocks.
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windycitygridiron.com | Jacob Infante
Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images With free agency and the 2025 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, the Bears’ offensive roster has taken shape coming into the new season. There are plenty of major changes in Chicago’s offense, and it starts in the coaching staff. Ben Johnson has replaced Matt Eberflus as the Bears’ head coach, and he replaces the rotation of Shane Waldron and Thomas Brown as the primary offensive play-caller.
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2 weeks ago |
windycitygridiron.com | Jacob Infante
Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images The 2025 NFL Draft has wrapped up and concluded. That means it’s officially time to prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft!For most, it’s far too early to start talking about next year’s draft. Honestly, I don’t blame you. Friend of Windy City Gridiron James Fox recently shared one of my old Round 1 mock drafts for the 2025 draft that I did in August of 2024.
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windycitygridiron.com | Jacob Infante
Photo by Ed Mulholland/Getty Images With the No. 233 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Bears selected Rutgers running back Kyle Monangai. The Bears finish up their draft addressing the one position many thought they would consider trading up in Round 1 to fix. Instead, a couple of trade-backs have helped them stack up on Day 3 draft capital, acquire a fourth-round pick back for the 2026 draft, and now, they’ve acquired a running back.
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windycitygridiron.com | Jacob Infante
Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images With the No. 195 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Bears selected Michigan State offensive lineman Luke Newman. A four-year starter over the course of his collegiate career, Newman started from 2021 to 2023 at Holy Cross, serving as their primary left tackle. He was a three-time first-team All-Patriot League player and a two-time FCS All-American.
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The #Bears kicked off voluntary minicamp yesterday. Caleb Williams was in attendance. https://t.co/BROchn07Le
RT @jasrifootball: The #Patriots love OL Will Campbell and are likely to select him with their #4 pick, according to @richeisen Giving Dr…
Assuming Mason Graham doesn’t go No. 5 like Schefter says, I’m curious where he ends up. If he’s somehow there for the #Bears at No. 10, you sprint to the podium and take him. No questions asked.
Schefter just said on radio again that it's not going to be Graham at #5 Too much chatter everywhere, only thing I'm sure of is Gladstone and co working all angles right now both via talking to teams and using the media wonks to help