The Bears got a chance to show Joe Thuney what this first-year staff is about. Here's what about that staff convinced him to sign an extension.

Joe Thuney could’ve played out the final year of his contract and tested free agency next year. Instead, he committed to the Chicago Bears for two more years.

Thuney hasn't even seen the field for Chicago yet, but general manager Ryan Poles made sure to lock him down through 2027 to retain stability along the offensive line for quarterback Caleb Williams. While Thuney will turn 33 this season, he's still regarded as one of the best players in the NFL.