The Chicago Bears made their first major roster acquisition earlier in the week when they agreed to acquire offensive lineman Jonah Jackson from the Rams in exchange for a 2025 sixth-round pick. Jackson signed a three-year deal worth $51 million last offseason and became their starting center, a position he had limited experience playing.

The Rams allowed Jackson to seek a trade after losing his job. He'll reunite with Bears coach Ben Johnson, who coached him in Detroit.

In the past few days, the Chicago Bears have finally begun to invest in the trenches for the 2025 season. Chicago has officially started to upgrade their offensive line.

The Chicago Bears are retooling their offensive line, making two trades in less than 24 hours acquiring two former Pro Bowl linemen. The first of the two trades saw Chicago send a sixth-round pick to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for offensive guard Jonah Jackson, a former Pro Bowl selection during his time with the Detroit Lions.

The Chicago Bears traded for guards Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney this week and have now decided on another offensive lineman

Former Chicago Bears scouting director Greg Gabriel blasted the team for its Jonah Jackson trade with the Los Angeles Rams this week.

The Chicago Bears made some big moves ahead of free agency next week, where they shored up the interior offensive line with the trades for All-Pro guard Joe Thuney and guard Jonah Jackson, which will become official at the start of the new league year on March 12.

The Chicago Bears wasted no time fixing their offensive line problems, adding Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson on a pair of trades. However, the Bears didn’t get perfect marks for how they addressed the issue.