The Philadelphia Eagles pulled off one of the most dominant defensive performances in Super Bowl history during their 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. The Eagles were so good that they suddenly started looking like the 1985 Chicago Bears.

Teams make drastic turnarounds from one season to the next and even miracle turnarounds to reach the Super Bowl but two factors weigh against the Bears doing it in 2025.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will battle it out in Super Bowl 59, where the Chiefs are looking to become the first team to win three straight Super Bowl championships as the Eagles look to avenge their Super Bowl loss from two years ago.

The Chicago Bears must invest in the trenches this offseason and three players from the Super Bowl could provide solutions.

The Bears and their fans should come away from Super Bowl LIX feeling better about the future. The Bears already won the head-coaching sweepstakes by snaring everybody’s coveted rising star, Ben Johnson. They have cohesion in the front office. They have good receivers. They can build an offensive line and a stronger defense.

Swayze Bozeman, a former practice squad player who played in every Chiefs postseason game on special teams, has signed with the Bears for 2025.

On Friday, the Chicago Bears signed a former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker to their offseason roster. The Bears are adding talent for new defensive coordinator Dennis Allen to work with during OTAs this spring.