The Chicago Bears haven't traded up in the first round of the NFL Draft since Ryan Poles took over as general manager, but will that change in 2025?

Chicago hopes to have similar success and big splashes in this year's draft, and as they hold the No. 10 overall pick, the Bears can continue to shore up their offensive or defensive line, or they can take the best available playmaker.

Even though the Bears addressed the offensive line in a huge way in free agency, that shouldn't stop them from continuing to add pieces to what was the team's biggest weakness last year. In a new mock draft from CBS Sports' Pete Prisco, Chicago does just that with the selection of Texas offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. at 10th overall.