Bears add to defensive talent with second and third round draft picks
The Bears have many holes to fill, especially on the offensive and defensive line.
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The Bears have many holes to fill, especially on the offensive and defensive line.
General Manager Ryan Poles was also asked why the team passed up on drafting Georgia defensive lineman Jalen Carter.
The pick comes after the Bears switched the No. 9 overall pick with the Philadelphia Eagles to move back one spot to No. 10.
Assistant General Manager Ian Cunningham said the Bears have a group of about six to eight players they're focused on at the No. 9 overall spot.
Sanborn started his season as an undrafted free agent and has some impressive hardware heading into his second NFL season.
The Bears no longer have the first overall pick, but instead will pick at No. 9.
The 27-year-old played every game in his first season as a Bear, including seven starts.
Nicholas Morrow signed a one-year deal with Philly after a career-high 116 tackles with Chicago in 17 games last season.
Foreman will slide into the void left by David Montgomery's departure for the Detroit Lions – and that means he is not planning on playing behind Khalil Herbert.
While not a prolific pass rusher, Billings is a solid run stuffer. Pro Football Focus gave him a grade of 76.4, good for 16th of 127 interior defensive linemen.
