#Thieneman

Jaquan Brisker was a fan favorite, but his 50.9 coverage grade left a void. Can Dillon Thieneman’s elite 91.0 PFF metrics provide the upgrade the Bears need?

Dillon Thieneman was a draft no-brainer, but is Dennis Allen asking too much of the rookie? Here is why the Bears' baptism by fire plan could backfire in Week 1.

Dennis Allen clarifies why Dillon Thieneman was the essential Round 1 pick for the Chicago Bears, providing the high-IQ processor required for his secondary.

One Bears veteran invitee closed out the first rookie minicamp practice with a catch on a deep ball but the rookies had center stage most of the day.

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From Si RSS Feed: Rough Safety History Won't Stop Bears' Dillon Thieneman From Chasing Defensive Rookie of the Year

There is no shortage of excitement for Chicago Bears first-round pick and safety Dillon Thieneman and that's perfectly illustrated in the amount of jersey sales he has seen thus far.

Both members of the Oregon Ducks' “Caucasian Collision Unit," safety Dillon Thieneman and linebacker Bryce Boettcher were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The stopwatch favored Dillon Thieneman at the combine and the Bears see evidence it can carry over when they get on the field.

Chicago Bears safety Dillon Thieneman has his jersey number and it was previously worn by a two-year starter who was beloved by Bears fans.

We take a deeper dive into the Chicago Bears' 2026 NFL Draft class to determine which rookies are going to actually make an impact this coming season.

With the 2026 NFL Draft in the books, we're taking a trip around the landscape to see how experts graded the Chicago Bears' new class of rookies.

The Chicago Bears have made four picks over the first two days of the 2026 NFL Draft. Here's how we are grading Chicago's draft class thus far.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Bears pick’s sister steals the spotlight during family NFL draft interview

As one of the highest drafted safeties from the Oregon Ducks, Dillon Thieneman's versatility in the secondary through his experience in Eugene, Oregon, helped propel him to the next level.

From Si RSS Feed: Dillon Thieneman Is the 'Trained Killer' Dennis Allen Needed For the Bears' Secondary

The Chicago Bears added a dynamic safety to their secondary in the 2026 NFL draft, but the job's not finished.

Even though he played only one season with the Oregon Ducks, Dillon Thieneman's impact on defense was a memorable one that he carries to his NFL career.

Safety Dillon Thieneman not only is the second-best player at his position in this draft but at No. 25 he is exactly what they needed to fill out their lineup card.

The Bears didn't wait long to address their most glaring remaining weakness. The prize of their free agent class, Coby Bryant, will obviously hold down one of t