Let's see who it is.

We're heading out to Pittsburgh.

Roger Goodell headed to the podium.

With the 25th pick in the 26th NFL draft,

the Chicago Bears select Dylan Thineman.

There it is.

Defensive back, Oregon.

That's, again, it was a clean sweep before the pick.

And as we went around the horn and said who we would like to see them take.

Just a quick rundown of Dan Bruegler's sort of write-up on Dylan Thineman.

One year starter at Oregon, a productive post-safety at Purdue for two seasons.

Transferred to Eugene for his junior season. Earned a 2025 All-American

nod for the Ducks with both of his interceptions, clinching victories late in the game,

collected more than 300 combined tackles in three college seasons. Average 7.9

tackles per start. Open field athleticism says C-Liman has a lot to offer in the NFL because of his versatility, making plays over the top in coverage or downhill versus the run.

Shows impressive range and anticipation from the deep half of the field, as well as the intelligence to understand what opponents are trying to do.

Although he doesn't always play up to his

testing numbers. He can guard both sidelines and sort through routes. He can clean up some things

in the run game too. He has a nose for the ball and doesn't hesitate flying to the contact

point. That sounds like exactly what the bears needed and that secondary aunt. This is exciting.

This is a really exciting draft pick for Ryan Poles for the Chicago Bears. I can only imagine

what that war room at Hall looked like, how it exploded as more and more picks came off the board

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