Chicago Bears' Offseason Strategy: Strengthening the Offensive Line and Drafting Impact Players.
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The Chicago Bears are expected to address their offensive line needs in the upcoming NFL draft, with Northwestern's Peter Skoronski being a potential pick at ninth overall, according to ESPN's Mike Tannenbaum. Skoronski is considered the most refined pass-protector in this year's class, but there are questions about whether he is a tackle at the NFL level. The Bears allowed the fourth-most sacks last season and rebuilding around quarterback Justin Fields starts with the offensive line. The Bears may also consider trading back from the ninth overall pick.
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