What picks do the Bears have in the 2025 NFL Draft?

The Bears announced Friday they traded their 2025 sixth-round pick to the Seahawks in exchange for pass-rusher Darrell Taylor.

What picks do the Bears have in the 2025 NFL Draft after the trade? Here's the list of picks they have for next year's draft.

2025 first-round (own)
2025 second-round (own)
2025 second-round (via Panthers)
2025 third-round (own)
2025 fifth-round (own)
2025 sixth-round (via Steelers, conditional fourth-round)
2025 sixth-round (via Dolphins)

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The Bears acquired an additional second-round pick from the Panthers as part of their trade for the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. That second-round pick represents the final leg of that trade that has yet to be satiated.

They also acquired a sixth-round pick for trading Justin Fields to the Steelers. Should Fields play in 51% or more snaps in the 2024 season, the pick will move to a fourth-round pick.

As for the Dolphins' sixth-round pick, the Bears earned that pick from the trade to send wide receiver Chase Claypool to Miami. To get him there, however, the Bears gave the Dolphins their seventh-round pick, which is why they don't have one in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The reason the Bears don't own their fourth-round pick is because they traded it to the Bills during the 2024 NFL Draft for their fifth-round pick, which earned them edge rusher Austin Booker.