Both members of the Oregon Ducks' “Caucasian Collision Unit," safety Dillon Thieneman and linebacker Bryce Boettcher were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Chicago Bears first-round pick Dillon Thieneman can have a friendly competition against Dallas Cowboys first-round safety Caleb Downs going into their NFL careers.

Kiera Thieneman, the sister of Chicago Bears player, Dillon, showed behind-the-scenes pictures of their draft night.

Former Purdue and Oregon standout Dillon Thieneman joined the Chicago Bears as the No. 25 overall pick on Thursday night. But he wasn’t the only one who captured the spotlight.

The Chicago Bears entered the offseason with glaring needs along their defensive line and didn't make any headline moves to address them, but they reportedly believe they landed a "steal" in the sixth round of the 2026 NFL draft who can help.

Dillon Thieneman turned himself from a three-star local recruit at Purdue into a top NFL draft prospect at Oregon in a matter of three years. Here's what you need to know about Di

Thieneman was a near-unanimous pick by the Vikings at No. 18 in mock drafts throughout the draft process. So, why did Minnesota pass on him.

Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles explains how he sees rookie Dillon Thieneman working alongside free agent signing Coby Bryant.