The 2026 NFL Draft wrapped up just a few weeks ago, and now the Chicago Bears are turning the page to the next chapter of their offseason. Rookie minicamp kicks off this weekend at Halas Hall, where a new wave of talent will look to make an impression and earn a spot on the roster. It's an exciting time for fans eager to see the future of the franchise take the field for the first time.

Chicago officially welcomed seven draft picks into the fold. Leading the class is first-round safety Dillon Thieneman, selected at No. 25 overall, alongside a promising group that includes center Logan Jones, tight end Sam Roush, wide receiver Zavion Thomas, cornerback Malik Muhammad, linebacker Keyshaun Elliott, and defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg. But the Bears didn't stop there. The front office also signed 13 undrafted rookie free agents, adding even more depth and competition to the roster.

However, the real drama of minicamp often comes from the players who aren't yet on the team. A select group of undrafted rookies and veteran hopefuls will be given tryouts this weekend, each one vying for a coveted spot on the Bears' roster. These are the underdog stories that make training camp so compelling—players who know that all it takes is one strong practice to change their lives.

From first-round picks to long-shot tryouts, every player in attendance will be wearing a jersey number and chasing the same dream. Here's a complete look at every participant in this year's Bears rookie minicamp, all hoping to prove they belong in the NFL.