How the Chicago Bears' offseason road map could start in the middle. Brad Biggs' 10 thoughts from the NFL combine.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : I don't think LSU's Will Campbell will be in play for the Bears at No. 10.
52% : The precise order won't be known until next month when the league assigns compensatory picks, but the 10th pick in Round 5 a year ago was No. 145.
49% : He has the right demeanor as the No. 2 behind Caleb Williams and will be challenged to improve himself in the new offense.
43% : Acquiring a defensive end -- free agency is more likely than a trade -- wouldn't preclude Ryan Poles from drafting an edge rusher at No. 10.
39% : Some are of the opinion No. 10 is too early to draft an interior offensive lineman, but if the Bears at least pondered the idea of paying Smith more than $20 million a season to play guard, that can't be too early.

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