The Latest Breaking News from Teven Jenkins

Whereas former GM Ryan Pace almost certainly would’ve insisted on making it work at left tackle to justify picking Jenkins so high, Ryan Poles doesn’t have to. He just wants to find a way to use him. It’s better to flourish at right tackle than fade at left.

Teven Jenkins is making himself at home at right tackle for the Bears.

The Bears still have questions on their roster, including on the offensive line. Should they sign this free-agent left tackle?

Teven Jenkins is a second-round draft pick. Larry Borom has experience. But nowhere is it better to be a Poles guy than a Pace guy than on the offensive line.

The Bears will make their first pick in the 2022 NFL draft at 39th overall. But exactly when can we expect it to go down?

The Bears have three Day 2 picks — No. 39 and 48 overall in Round 2 and No. 71 in Round 3. They’re one of eight teams without a scheduled first-round pick, but that’s not a death sentence.

“It stinks.”

Poles was just as angry as Bears fans when he rewatched the 2021 tape and saw an offensive line that lacked the fierce mentality he’s prioritizing.

The easiest path to improvement for the Bears lies in addressing concerns on the offensive line, as protecting Justin Fields will be key.

His background as a guard provides hope he’ll give the Bears’ offensive line a needed upgrade. But he faces big decisions. Is Teven Jenkins a left or right tackle? Will he re-sign James Daniels? Is Larry Borom a keeper? Can Cody Whitehair regain his Pro Bowl form? Can Poles find…

There was a lot of hype surrounding Bears OT Teven Jenkins last season. But he suffered a setback that limited him in his rookie year.