The NFL awarded 35 compensatory selections for the 2025 NFL Draft today, and as expected, the Chicago Bears didn't receive any. The Baltimore Ravens, Dallas Cowboys, and Miami Dolphins received the most with four each.
With all the comp picks awarded, here is where the Bears will draft.
1st round, 10th overall
2nd round, 7th pick, 39th overall (from the Carolina Panthers)
2nd round, 9th pick, 41st overall
3rd round, 8th pick, 72nd overall
5th round, 10th pick, 148th overall
7th round, 17th pick, 233rd overall (from the Cincinnati Bengals)
7th round, 24th pick, 240th overall (from the Minnesota Vikings through the Cleveland Browns)
Their sixth-rounder (pick 202), which was acquired from the Houston Texans through the Pittsburgh Steelers, will be sent to the Los Angeles Rams once the trade for Jonah Jackson is official on Wednesday.
The Bears have only received 21 comp picks since the system has been in place (1994-2025). That’s tied with the Jacksonville Jaguars for 25th in the NFL. Here are the six teams with fewer comps than the Bears.
Carolina Panthers - 20
Washington Commanders / Houston Texans - 19
New York Jets / New Orleans Saints - 17
Cleveland Browns - 15
Here are the franchises with more than 40 comp picks since 1994.
Baltimore Ravens - 60
Dallas Cowboys - 58
Green Bay Packers - 53
Los Angeles Rams - 51
New England Patriots - 48
San Francisco 49ers - 46
Philadelphia Eagles - 41