Brad Biggs talks Bears, shares insight on his mock draft

Brad Biggs joins the Mully & Haugh Show to break down the latest Bears mock draft and evaluate the team's draft needs ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. Biggs emphasizes that the Bears must prioritize improving their defensive line, especially after finishing 27th in run defense and 21st in sacks per pass attempt. While the team may consider a left tackle with the No. 25 pick, Biggs argues that addressing the defensive front is more urgent. He highlights Auburn edge rusher Keldrick Falk as a potential fit for Dennis Allen’s defense due to his size and athletic profile, despite limited sack numbers. Biggs also praises Caleb Downs as a high-upside safety with elite football IQ and versatility, suggesting he may be undervalued at No. 12. He projects the Bears to select three defensive players in the top 89, including potential picks at corner, safety, and center, while remaining open to trade-down scenarios to maximize value. The discussion also touches on prospects like Ty Simpson, Caden Proctor, and Deontay Scott, with Biggs stressing the importance of top-30 visits in evaluating character and fit. Overall, he remains cautiously optimistic about the Bears’ draft potential, especially given the impact of last year’s class.