The Chicago Bears have made a significant move to bolster their offensive line, acquiring Pro Bowl guards Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson via trade.
Thuney, a veteran guard who has played for the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs, brings a wealth of experience and skill to the Bears’ O-line.
Jackson, a talented young guard who has played for the Detroit Lions, provides a boost of athleticism and power to the Bears’ interior line.
“We’re thrilled to add Joe and Jonah to our roster,” said Bears General Manager Ryan Poles. “They’re both talented players who can help us protect our quarterback and open up holes for our running backs.”
The trade is a significant move for the Bears, who have been looking to upgrade their offensive line this offseason. With Thuney and Jackson on board, the team is hoping to improve its running game and provide better protection for quarterback Caleb Williams.
The terms of the trade were not disclosed, but the Bears are expected to give up a combination of draft picks and players in exchange for the two guards.