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Ben Johnson puts in Pro Bowl plugs for the Bears who make it work
- Ben Johnson publicly touted Drew Dalman, Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson for Pro Bowl recognition, citing their impact on the Bears' offense.
- Johnson highlighted the trio as 'Pro Bowl-level players' who have anchored the interior line during the team's turnaround.
- The Bears emphasize that the midline protection and run blocking from Dalman, Thuney, and Jackson are pivotal to the offense's success.
- Johnson notes that the trio's offseason acquisitions through trades and free agency were crucial to the Bears' offensive rebound.
- Johnson compares the trio to a quarterback on the offensive line, coordinating identity and targets among blockers.
- The article places the Pro Bowl discussions within the Bears' ongoing assessment of their personnel and coaching alignment.
- Historical context shows Bears interior linemen have not consistently made Pro Bowls since 2018, underscoring the group's significance.
- The feature ties the Pro Bowl push to broader Bears' offensive improvement and the staff's roster-building strategies.
- The article cites the Bears' newer players in addition to the trio as part of the ongoing rebuild.
- The piece notes a historical Pro Bowl trend among rival teams, highlighting the competitive context of the NFL focus on interior line play.
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