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    Brad Biggs: Options at ‘premium positions’ give Bears GM Ryan Poles confidence at No. 9. Now he just has to nail the pick.

    by Brad Biggs, Chicago Tribune Apr 23, 2024 4 minutes
    Bears general manager Ryan Poles walks on the field before a game against the Commanders on Oct. 5, 2023, at FedEx Field.

    CHICAGO — Some calculated decisions aimed at fulfilling long-range plans — plus a dose of good fortune — have put Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles in the most enviable position for the past 3 1/2 months.

    Since last season ended, Poles has been able to chart critical steps in his bid to turn the franchise into a perennial contender while knowing that the NFL draft, which begins Thursday night in Detroit, offers a measure of hope that has been fleeting at Halas Hall over the last couple of decades.

    The Bears have taken shots at quarterbacks since 2000 — most notably Justin Fields, Mitch Trubisky,

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