The NFL Draft emanates from Green Bay April 24-26, with teams looking to secure future playoff appearances and potential Super Bowl titles by selecting the college stars that will form the foundation of their organizations for years to come.

Will the Titans take Cam Ward at No. 1 or simply go with the best player available? What might happen from there?

It's smokescreen season as the 2025 NFL Draft nears. With free agency coming to a slowdown and the calendar turning to April, the best time of the NFL offseason is upon us.

The Raiders seem most likely to take running back Ashton Jeanty, but could also easily shock people and take a quarterback or wide receiver. Before acquiring and extending Geno Smith, Shedeur Sanders was a commonly mocked pick.

Malaki Starks and Nick Emmanwori are both first-round prospects who would pair with Budda Baker to give the Cardinals a continued dynamic duo at the position. Malachi Moore projects as a Day 2 selection with a little less versatility, but his ability to play deep would keep Baker closer to the line of scrimmage.

Here at Bears Wire, we're going position by position to break down where Chicago stands entering the 2025 NFL draft. First up is quarterback, where the Bears don't have to worry about quarterback with Caleb Williams entering Year 2.

If Hunter were a wide receiver in the 2024 NFL draft, he likely would've been ranked fourth in the group. Harrison, Nabers and Odunze all boasted better size and polish than him. He'd still be a first-round pick but not the first wideout off the board.

Ashton Jeanty has dominated the 2025 NFL draft running back conversation, but there's another viable option the Chicago Bears could consider at No. 10 overall.