Jonah Jackson turned in a spectacular 2025 for the Bears can the Bears keep him around for years to come?

Dalton Wasserman of PFF just came out with his offensive guard rankings in 2026, which has the Chicago Bears starters in two very different spots. On one hand, you have Joe Thuney, who topped the list. Not that this is a surprise, but as Wasserman wrote at the top, “Joe Thuney remains No. 1: The Chicago Bears guard tops the rankings after leading all guards in pass-blocking grade in 2025.”

Up next in our Most Important Bears series is Jonah Jackson, who rebounded well at guard during his first year in Chicago.

The Chicago Bears have one of the NFL's best guard duos in All-Pro Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, according to Sports Illustrated.

Familiar with Ben Johnson’s demanding scheme, Chicago’s offensive line is poised for another strong season, and Jonah Jackson can't wait to show what he can do.

The Chicago Bears believe they have three Pro Bowl caliber players on the offensive line and could look to follow in the footsteps of the 2022 Kansas City Chiefs team that won the Super Bowl.

The Chicago Bears made waves during the first-round of the 2026 NFL Draft by selecting Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman, but it's not the only move general manager Ryan Poles made on Thursday.

The Bears' offensive line was one of the main driving forces for Chicago's successful 2025 season. Offensive line coach Dan Roushar shared some key details on how the unit was built and became one of the best groups in the NFL.

Key player moves could unlock massive cap space by 2027, transforming the Bears' financial future. Swift, Moore, and Edmunds could be first.