Chicago Bears fans can't expect much from NFL Power Rankings in March and April. Sure, GM Ryan Poles made positive additions in free agency, but until the roster adds a new draft class to its ranks, the Bears will continue appearing at or near the bottom of power rankings.
That's why it's no surprise where Chicago ranks in Pro Football Focus' pre-draft power rankings. They check in at No. 26.
"The Bears have made some solid moves in free agency and still have the most salary cap available of any team," PFF's Ameila Probst wrote. "Their defense struggled in 2022, so adding two solid linebackers in Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards may help fix that. Further, defensive tackles Andrew Billings and DeMarcus Walker are huge upgrades to their defensive line. They’ve also shored up their offensive line to protect Fields by signing guard Nate Davis."
Unfortunately, the Chicago Bears' draft class are just names added to the depth chart. Until this team takes the field and begins winning games, they'll continue to be ranked at the bottom of the NFL.
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