This the sixth part of our series breaking down each team’s needs (by division)  headed into the draft tomorrow evening. In case you missed our previous posts, feel free to take a look here.

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Chicago Bears (7-9)

Analysis: Last year was a major disappointment, for both Jay Cutler and the Bears as a whole, as both struggled immensely right from the start and only seemed to right the ship with the season coming to a close. In response, Chicago sent most of their coaching staff packing, and then proceeded to strike out on just about every candidate they brought in to fill those roles, before hiring Mike Martz to be their offensive coordinator. Changing coaches isn’t always the solution for a team that is having difficulties on the field, but in this case, it was definitely warranted. The Bears still have several key holes to fill but are lacking the ammunition to do so, with just five picks to work with, and none before round three. (more…)