Chicago
Bears.

Plugs their pass pro leak outside with textbook mechanics. High-floor Day 1 starter; the anchor against NFL power is the only question.

Instant anchor to eat double teams inside for Chicago. High floor against the run; the pass rush is still pure push.

The electric get-off Chicago's edge front is missing. Zero counters on tape yet, but the athletic ceiling justifies the gamble.

Plugs Chicago's tackle void with disciplined pass sets. High-floor pass protector, though he won't generate much push in the run game.

Length and pure power to slide between 3-tech and 5-tech. Lower the pad level and he’s an instant-impact starter.

The heavy edge Chicago needs to seal the perimeter. Limited bend turning the corner, but instant anchor and pocket push.

Brings the massive frame and clean feet Chicago's tackle room lacks. Very little tape, but that physical mold is worth developing.

Heavy-handed interior penetration for Chicago's front. Instant rotational piece whose ceiling hinges on holding up against double-teams.

Injects pure speed into Chicago's edge rotation on third downs. Too light to set the edge, but that get-off earns immediate snaps.