While new Bears safety Dillon Thieneman had what seemed like a unanimous ranking as the draft's second-best safety, he still has flaws. Thieneman was taken the earliest any second drafted safety has came off the board since Derwin James in 2018, but the Bears wouldn't have been able to draft him if he was flawless. Someone would have taken him before 25. Even No. 1 safety Caleb Downs had flaws, but not as many as Thieneman apparently, because he went 11th overall to Dallas.The draft process weeds out the imperfections. Every Bears pick had some kind of issue, besides the fact that none of them played defensive end and could rush the passer off the edge . Here are the major flaws that must be overcome in each of the seven 2026 Bears draft picks. Safety Dillon Thieneman with the BIG hit when he played for Purdue last season. Vs. Michigan State (2024) pic.twitter.com/B0ZwZDljII — FIRST ROUND MOCK (@firstroundmock) August 28, 2025 25.…