Unexpected Update: Approximately 45 minutes ago, Grace Eberflus, the child of the Chicago Bears’ head coach, has passed away.

The 2024 NFL Draft has wrapped up, marking the end of the offseason’s acquisition period. The Chicago Bears, like other teams, are gearing up for their rookie minicamp this weekend before focusing on the next phase of their offseason program. As they evaluate their 90-man roster leading into mid-July training camp, they aim to solidify their lineup.

Chicago has been a focal point in NFL offseason discussions, particularly regarding their quarterback situation. After trading Justin Fields, attention turned to Caleb Williams and the possibility of him being the No. 1 overall pick. Amidst numerous offseason moves, the quarterback narrative stole the spotlight. Now, with decisions made and upgrades implemented, the question arises: Can the Bears compete for a playoff berth in 2024?

To address this, we’ll delve into the team’s offseason in detail. Examining each position, we’ll assess areas of improvement and potential areas for growth. General manager Ryan Poles has shown a proactive approach to roster enhancement, and despite the offseason’s conclusion, there’s optimism for further upgrades before training camp. With playoff expectations on the horizon, there’s confidence that the Bears will continue striving for improvement.