2026 NFL Mock Draft: Bears Take a Risky Prospect in First Round
The Chicago Bears are considering selecting Florida defensive tackle Caleb Banks in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, despite concerns about his health and tackling ability. Banks is a talented prospect with impressive physical attributes, but his injury history and missed tackle rate raise questions about his potential as a first-round pick.
The Chicago Bears are looking to remain competitive after a successful 2025 season. They may select Florida defensive tackle Caleb Banks in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Banks is a talented prospect with a 6-foot-6, 327-pound frame and impressive combine numbers. However, he has a history of foot injuries and a high missed tackle rate. Banks had surgery to repair a fracture in his fourth metatarsal on March 16 and will be sidelined until June. His selection would be a risky move for the Bears.
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