#LoganJones

Logan Jones brings 51 starts and elite technique to Halas Hall, as the 24-year-old rookie prepares to challenge veteran Garrett Bradbury for the starting center job.

The status quo has changed for the Bears because of time, the draft, free agency, and a season of success, as practice and talk at rookie camp made apparent.

No Chicago Bear has worn No. 54 since Urlacher retired in 2012, but that's about to change.

Talk of trading away Garrett Bradbury after the selection of Logan Jones in the draft is premature and unrealistic, considering what happens every NFL season.

The Bears have several players who might be deemed risky by some sense of the word, and some who were obvious gambles. Here's who to worry about and why.

The Chicago Bears have been lauded for their Logan Jones selection in the 2026 NFL Draft and if he pans out in Year 1, the team could turn around and trade Garrett Bradbury.

The Ravens were hoping to find a starting center in the 2026 NFL draft, but the Bears got one first.

It's definitely not a perfect draft by the Bears in a general sense, and even if the players all were direct system fits there were knocks on these players.

The idea of Logan Jones sitting out while Garrett Bradbury plays all year would be unusual compared to what happened with centers drafted in Rounds 1 and 2.