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Dillon Thieneman press conference recap

Chicago Bears Draft: Dillon Thieneman Press Conference Recap

Hello, Chicago Bears fans! Welcome to week one post-2026 NFL Draft. We have seen the Bears take seven players in the NFL Draft across six rounds. So, who are these guys, and what did they have to say after they were drafted by the Chicago Bears?

· 20h · on MSN

Bears GM Ryan Poles praises rookie Dillon Thieneman's character traits

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NFL draft: Chicago Bears pick Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman — who ‘checked every box’ — at No. 25

· 21h

Does ‘The Board’ know what’s best for the Chicago Bears? Let’s hope so

“We talk,” Bears GM Ryan Poles said after the first round of the NFL Draft, “about the board talking to you.”

· 10h

NFL Draft 2026: Chicago Bears fill needs but miss chance for impact: Telander

· 14h

Bears Mid-Round Pick Dubbed ‘Steal of Draft’ Could Have Major Impact

· 1d

Bears Set to Move on From 2-Year Starter With Dillon Thieneman's Jersey Number

Thieneman was our favorite Bears pick by a country mile, and for several reasons, the first of which we already pointed out: Chicago had a need at the position after losing Byard and Brisker.

· 11h

Chicago Bears' best value picks from the 2026 NFL Draft class

· 1d

Bears Are Putting All Their Eggs in Austin Booker’s Basket This Season

4don MSN

Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman’s versatility, speed enticed Chicago Bears to pick him at No. 25

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles nervously watched Thursday night’s first round of the NFL draft move closer and closer to his team’s pick at No. 25. Poles believed there was a 50-50 chance that their targeted player,

Dillon Thieneman Is the 'Trained Killer' Dennis Allen Needed For the Bears' Secondary

The Bears knew they needed to add another starting safety opposite the prize of their free agency class, Coby Bryant. With this year's class featuring a loaded

Chicago Bears neglect edge rusher and defensive line in NFL Draft, leaving biggest weakness unsolved

The Chicago Bears once again chose not to prioritize edge rusher or defensive line in the NFL Draft, creating questions about their "best player available" strategy.