In a strategic move to address their remaining roster needs, the Chicago Bears executed a series of trades in their latest mock draft. General manager Ryan Poles revealed that the team plans to divide their staff into three teams to debate the best direction to take with their ninth pick, focusing on options at defensive end, offensive tackle, and wide receiver.

With a goal of filling all the remaining needs, the Bears looked to the NFL Mock Draft Database simulator to guide their decisions. After securing their quarterback need with the first pick, the team carefully considered their options for the ninth pick. Ultimately, the Bears decided to engage in trade activity to acquire additional picks that would allow them to cover multiple positions.

The Bears sent their ninth pick to the Denver Broncos in exchange for the 12th overall pick and the 76th pick. Subsequently, they traded the 12th pick to the Dallas Cowboys for picks 24, 56, and 174. Lastly, the Bears moved pick 76 to the Indianapolis Colts for picks 82 and 151.

With limited draft picks but numerous positions to fill, the Bears managed to secure promising talent through calculated moves. Here is how their mock draft played out:

1) Caleb Williams, QB | USC: The Bears wasted no time in securing their future quarterback with their first pick.

24) Demeioun "Chop" Robinson, EDGE | Penn State: A trade-down allowed the Bears to address their desperate need for a talented defensive end. Robinson was an excellent value selection.

56) Roman Wilson, WR | Michigan: The Bears added depth to their receiving corps with the speedy and versatile Wilson, who possesses an impressive 4.39 forty-yard dash time.

75) Michael Hall Jr., DT | Ohio State: With a quick first step, Hall would excel in the three-technique position on the Bears' defensive line.

82) Patrick Paul, OT | Houston: Seeking to bolster their offensive line, the Bears selected Paul, who has demonstrated strong pass-blocking skills and possesses a high football IQ.

122) Christian Mahogany, G | Boston College: Known for his powerful playing style, Mahogany adds a much-needed edge to the Bears' offensive line.

151) Beaux Limmer, C | Arkansas: Although primarily a center, Limmer brings versatility and experience at the guard position, further fortifying the Bears' offensive line.

174) Kitan Oladapo, S | Oregon State: With a late-round pick, the Bears took a swing at safety, selecting Oladapo, a hard-hitting player who aligns with the team's defensive philosophy.

By strategically trading picks and taking advantage of value selections, the Bears successfully addressed key needs across their roster in the latest mock draft. While the draft's outcomes may differ, this simulation showcases the team's commitment to building a balanced and competitive squad for the upcoming season.