Dillon Thieneman was a great get at no. 25," Kiper writes. "... The rest of the class was slightly up and down."Kiper was also a fan of the Logan Jones pick in Round 2, adding a center to replace the sudden retirement of Drew Dalman.

But, the rest of the class wasn't exactly Kiper's cup of tea for a few reasons: the lack of investment at offensive tackle and edge rusher.The Bears' defensive line pickups down the board amounted to just Jordan van den Berg in Round 6. He's more of a depth addition, according to Kiper, and there is still a big hole at the edge coming out of the draft.While the additions of Sam Roush and Zavion Thomas are intriguing, they aren't moves made out of a major need at either spot.More: Bears suddenly viewed as real suitor for Myles Garrett after contract questionsMalik Muhammad was a nice pickup for the Bears' secondary, especially with the injury concerns with their cornerbacks. Keyshaun Elliott isn't bad depth either.But, at the end of the day, despite getting a steal in Thineman in Round 1, and a solid center in Jones in Round 2, their picks down the board left a lot to be desired.Chicago still has two major questions lingering after the draft with their offensive tackle depth and their edge rusher room.There's time to make moves before the season begins, but the lack of additions at either spot helps make the Bears grade from Kiper come out to a "B" overall.More Bears news:Drew Dalman surprisingly retires at 27 years old after Pro Bowl seasonDayo Odeyingbo named Bears' most overpaid player for 2026Coby Bryant has good odds to be a successful signing for the Bears