Bears’ fans love Chicago’s draft, and we share your grades here

We have all your grades for the Bears picks here.

National and local analysts have been heaping praise on the Chicago Bears’ 2024 draft haul since it concluded, and it’s been fun to hear Chicago get such positive offseason buzz. We shared some of their grades and what they had to say here, but we also asked you guys to grade the individual picks and overall class.

Our WCG voters loved the Bears’ entire class, with 88% of you giving it an A and 10% going with a B.

Here are all our poll results for each individual pick that you voted on here at WCG, as well as results from our Twitter poll.

At WCG, you guys gave the Caleb Williams selection an A with 84% of the vote, which was a bit lower than the immediate Reacts vote we ran.

The 10% difference between the two is likely attributed to the Reacts poll closing after one day and our site’s poll still being open.

Some fans are still unsure about Williams in Chicago, but the polls show that it’s a small (but vocal) group.

While most of us wanted the Rome Odonze pick, it was unexpected, and the excitement we felt in the moment has carried on.

The poll we shared on our pick article (94% for an A) was in near lockstep with the immediate Reacts poll on Odunze.

Drafting Yale offensive tackle Kiran Amegadjie in the third round sent many fans (including me) to YouTube looking for highlights, and I liked what I saw. Our fans here at WCG gave the pick a B with 46% of the vote, with A next at 26%.

Drafting Iowa punter Troy Taylor in the fourth round is the type of thing that Bears fans can appreciate. We’ve long had an affinity for the third phase, and picking the popular Taylor came in with 46% of your vote at an A.

Trading back into the fifth round for Kansas defensive end Austin Booker was a popular move among our fans, and this selection garnered 43% of your vote for another A.

And finally, here are all the social media grades we compiled.