by The Chicago Bears are nicely in the first round of the NFL design of 2025. Armed with the 10th Pick in a concept class that should help to meet their biggest needs in the first two rounds, managing director Ryan Poles can pick his first round pick use in a number of ways.
The popular opinion at the moment is that the bears focus on the best available offensive lineman in round 1, whether LSU’s Will Campbell, Kelvin Banks from Texas, Josh Simmons from Ohio State, or someone who is not so well known, like Tyler Booker from Alabama is, like Tyler Booker from Alabama.
But there is a Darkhorse first round target that the bears can have: Boise State that Ashton Jeanty is walking back.
Jeanty had one of the biggest few seasons in the history of the University Football in 2024 when he hurried 2,601 Yards and 29 touchdowns. His production of video games called NFL Comps to Hall of Famer LaSainian Tomlinson, and with the love of the new coach Ben Johnson for the Run game Jeanty would be very logical.
The feelings also seem to be mutual.
Jeanty appeared on Thursday on NBC’s Fantasy Football Happy Hour -Podcast and chose the Chicago Bears as a “Nice Destination” for him to go in the first round.
View the interview below:
“Those Chicago horses are pretty nice at 10 am,” said Jeanty. “I think that might also be a nice destination, but every team that would choose me in the top 10 would be special.”
If there is a decline that is worth that kind of design investments, it is Jeanty. He combines exceptional burst, vision, contact balance and lateral agility with the toughness needed to wear an NFL -hastige attack. As long as his physical shape checks out at the NFL Scouting Combine, it is full of steam for a top-15 pick in April.
It is no secret that the bears will be one of the many teams who want to upgrade their running game in the NFL version of 2025, but it still feels like a long recording for Poland to invest a first round in the position. He has been clear about his philosophy to aim to find positions in the first round; Running back is not.
Still, if the Chicago Bears want to overload their attack under Ben Johnson, adding Ashton Jeanty in the first round would certainly get it done.
Contact balance is his super power, but the lateral agility of Ashton Jeanty is what makes him special.
View these two runs from yesterday. pic.twitter.com/wr7qinwyui
– Jordan Reid (@jordan_reid) November 30, 2024
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