We're a month out from the NFL Draft and prognostications are ramping up.
And while we don't know what Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles will do with the No. 9 pick or who the Bears will draft, but we know what the player will be wearing when they step on state.
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Here is a look at the Bears' cap.
"The Chicago Bears 2023 Draft 59FIFTY Fitted Cap features an embroidered Bears wordmark and logo at the front panels, matching NFL Shield at the right-wear side, team logo at the rear, and a gray undervisor," the description reads on the site.
As it stands now, the Bears have the No. 9 overall pick after trading the No. 1 to the Carolina Panthers. The player stands to wear the cap on stage.
The also own four picks in the first 64 selections. It's conceivable the Bears could move up and have a second player walk across the stage.
- Round 1, No. 9 overall (from CAR)
- Round 2, No. 53 overall (from BAL)
- Round 2, No. 61 overall (from CAR)
- Round 3, No. 64 overall
- Round 4, No. 103 overall
- Round 4, No. 133 overall (from PHI)
- Round 5, No. 136 overall
- Round 5, No. 150 overall (from NE)
- Round 7, No. 219 overall
- Round 7, No. 259 overall (compensatory pick)
The Ravens pick came from trading Roquan Smith to Baltimore. The Bears traded their second-round pick to Pittsburgh Steelers for Chase Claypool.
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Because the Miami Dolphins forfeited their first-round pick, the Bears' original second-round pick is the 32nd overall, which typically is the final selection of the first-round pick.