But in a new ranking of every team's skill group by ESPN -- which includes wide receivers, tight ends, and running backs -- the Chicago Bears rank near the bottom of the NFL at No. 25.

ESPN's Seth Walder gave the Bears offseason grade a B-, cautioning fans to temper expectations for next season.

Wimbledon Championships on ESPN all week, both Molly Qerim and Stephen A. Smith are enjoying a well-earned vacation. Replacing Smith on "First Take" isn't easy, but ESPN has utilized a plethora of TV personalities during his absence.

Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles has earned no small amount of praise for his reworking of his roster this offseason, but one ESPN analyst is not terribly impressed.

Expectations will be high for the Chicago Bears following the hiring of new head coach Ben Johnson, which means quarterback Caleb Williams will be under even more of a spotlight heading into his second season.