In the 2025 NFL off-season, the Chicago Bears will be looking to make major improvements to both their offensive and defensive trenches. After a tough loss to Seattle and struggling with the 30th-ranked rush defense, the need for a dominant defensive line is more urgent than ever. With the Bears holding the #7 overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, the possibilities are endless—especially with several elite defensive line prospects available.

In this video, we break down three top-tier defensive line prospects who could be the game-changers the Bears need:

1. Mason Graham (Michigan)
Hometown: Anaheim, CA
Height/Weight: 6’3, 320 lbs
Projected Pick: Top-10
Position: Interior Defensive Line
Overall Grade: 89.9
Strengths:
Run Defense: 100/100 – A monster against the run, Graham is a tackling machine in the interior.
Pass Rush: 89/100 – Consistently applies pressure to QBs with incredible hand usage and agility.
Versatility: Can play both EDGE and interior, creating mismatch opportunities against offensive lines.
Motor & Strength: Known for his relentless motor and impressive lower body strength that allows him to shed blockers with ease.
Stats:
40-time: 5.1
45 total tackles (Solo: 30)
5 sacks, 8 QB hits, 20 hurries
10 TFL, 1 forced fumble
Why the Bears need him: Mason Graham is a complete force in the trenches and would provide the Bears with an elite interior defensive presence, filling a major void in the defensive line.

2. Abdul Carter (Penn State)
Hometown: Philadelphia, PA
Height/Weight: 6’3, 259 lbs
Projected Pick: Top-10
Position: EDGE
Overall Grade: 89.9
Strengths:
Pass Rush: 100/100 – Possesses NFL-caliber quickness and flexibility, able to close gaps and disrupt passing plays.
Run Defense: 80/100 – A strong presence in the run game, though he’s better suited for pass-rushing duties.
Athleticism: Incredible speed and explosiveness, Carter has closing speed reminiscent of Micah Parsons.
Tackling & Hitting: Heavy-hitting defender who forces fumbles and breaks up plays with authority.
Stats:
40-time: 4.48
63 total tackles (Solo: 42)
12 sacks, 9 QB hits, 35 hurries
22 TFL, 1 forced fumble, 2 fumble recoveries
Why the Bears need him: Abdul Carter brings an explosive, high-energy EDGE rusher to the Bears defense, adding a much-needed pass rush threat to complement Montez Sweat.

3. Princely Umanmielen (Ole Miss)
Hometown: Jacksonville, FL
Height/Weight: 6’4, 255 lbs
Projected Pick: Top-10
Position: EDGE
Overall Grade: 89.7
Strengths:
Pass Rush: 98/100 – One of the top pass-rushers in the draft, Umanmielen has a quick first step and elite ability to create pressure.
Run Defense: 84/100 – While he excels as a pass-rusher, his length and agility make him a solid run defender.
Motor & Football IQ: Relentless motor and high football IQ, Umanmielen fights through contact and stays in pursuit of the ball carrier.
Length & Tackling: His impressive wingspan and long arms help him disrupt plays and bring down runners effectively.
Stats:
Sacks: 10.5
Total Tackles: 34 (Solo: 17)
TFL: 13, 33 QB hits
1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery, 1 touchdown
Why the Bears need him: Umanmielen brings a dynamic pass rush and has the potential to be a force in both the passing and running game, adding depth and talent to the Bears' EDGE position.

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