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ESPN ranks the Bears' offensive line among the NFL's best in a detailed category-based list.
Five Bears earn spots on the list, led by interior linemen and a standout tackle.
Joe Thuney is praised for starting all 12 games and minimizing penalties.
Darnell Wright is highlighted for his physical finish and run-blocking identity.
Drew Dalman is noted for zone-blocking instincts and top pass protection.
The Bears' improved line is linked to Caleb Williams' reduced sacks and a stronger running game.
The Bulls? Bears' offense is winning impressions from analysts nationwide, including ESPN.
The article also notes other Bears on the list include Williams and safety Kevin Byard.
The piece positions the Bears' offensive line as a key factor in their NFC North standings.
The analysis frames the unit as a continuing storyline in Chicago’s 9-3 campaign.

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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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