Chicago
Bears.

Carter Smith fixes the LT spot for this team. Elite mechanics, textbook anchor; his floor is extremely high, even if he occasionally overextends on his punch.

Gives the Bears the explosive third-down pass rusher they need, a bet with double-digit ceiling if he develops an anchor.

Gives Caleb Williams that physical WR1 he currently lacks. He's an offensive pillar with a high floor, and the ceiling... brutal.

Solves the RT spot immediately in Chicago by anchoring the edge. Extremely high floor as a Day 1 starter; the ceiling depends on how his body handles the NFL pace.

His first step and flexibility provide the pass rush that isn't here. High ceiling, but he'll start as a third-down specialist.

Gives Fields another weapon with hands who breaks tackles deep. A volume player if his hips hold up through NFL-level breaks.

Knapp comes in as an athletic LT who solves blindside pass pro; his anchor and commitment to the weight room will dictate the ceiling.

Gives the Bears the perimeter speed they lack. He's pure upside as a rusher if he improves his run defense.

Provides the slot with depth and sure hands they currently lack, though his ceiling depends on whether he can win against press.