The Chicago Bears are primed to make some significant noise during the 2025 NFL offseason with three top-50 draft selections, roughly $63 million in cap space and an ambitious new head coach at the helm in Ben Johnson. Finding another edge rusher to start opposite Montez Sweat also remains a top priority for them after they failed to find him a reliable partner in 2024. Would the Bears be willing to mortgage their future to acquire one of the best solutions on the market in Cleveland Browns superstar Myles Garrett, though? Browns defensive end Myles Garrett. Jeff Lange/USA TODAY NETWORK Jeff Lange/USA TODAY NETWORK Pro Football Focus’ Trevor Sikkema believes an “all-in” move for Garrett could suit the Bears, predicting them to trade two first-round picks to the Browns to acquire the six-time All-Pro pass rusher before the 2025 NFL draft in April. The projected trade: The Bears send the No. 10 overall pick in the 2025 draft and their 2026 first-round selection to the Browns in exchange for Garrett. “After a disappointing 2024 season, the Bears can go all in by addressing one of their few team needs,” Sikkema wrote Sunday night. “As for Cleveland, the team can get a nice haul for a player who clearly wants out, acquiring the 10th pick in this year’s draft.” Garrett formally requested a trade out of Cleveland last week, citing his desire to join a contender and play for a Super Bowl. He later told ESPN that he does not feel the Browns’ future “is aligned with winning right now.”