The Chicago Bears have been making moves to build up their offense this offseason, especially with a focus on supporting their star QB, Caleb Williams. After bringing in three offensive linemen, the team is now eyeing a big addition in the form of a tight end for their young quarterback. According to ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr., the Bears are expected to draft Tyler Warren from Penn State, a tight end who had an impressive 1,233 receiving yards last season, with over half of them coming after the catch.
Warren could become a key weapon for Williams in the passing game, offering the Bears a solid target alongside tight end Cole Kmet. With head coach Ben Johnson, known for his successful stint with the Detroit Lions, bringing in strategies that used two tight ends a lot, pairing Warren with Kmet could give Chicago the offensive versatility they need to keep defenses guessing.
On top of that, Chicago may be looking to add a running back in the draft to complement D’Andre Swift. They could pick up someone like Ohio State’s TreVeyon Henderson, expected to be available in the second round, further strengthening their backfield options.
This offseason’s draft will be crucial for the Bears, as they look to bolster their offense and continue building around Caleb Williams.
Chicago Bears Targeting 1,200-Yard Performer to Aid Caleb Williams”
