If the Bears feel comfortable enough with J'Marcus Webb and Gabe Carimi at tackle (if Carimi sticks at tackle instead of guard or bench), they could look at an interior lineman - with the way the new CBA is set up, teams aren't locked into spending prohibitive amounts of cash on non-sexy offensive line picks (basically, non-tackles). And since the Bears tried sticking both Chris Spencer and Chilo Rachal at left guard with, well, not-so-optimal results, to go with Lance Louis spending this offseason recovering from ACL surgery and Roberto Garza getting up there in age, guard and center could use a little boost.

We toss the name Andy Levitre out there in the comments section like he's a guy the Bears go after, but should the Bears decide they need a younger, less-expensive option, here are some of the higher draft picks the Bears could go after...

Round 1 Consideration: Chance Warmack, Alabama | Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina | Dallas Thomas, Tennessee | Barrett Jones, Alabama

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Round 2 Consideration: Travis Frederick, Wisconsin | Larry Warford, Kentucky | Alvin Bailey, Arkansas

Round 3 Consideration: David Quessenberry, San Jose State | Brian Schwenke, California | Dalton Freeman, Clemson

There's some decent options at the interior going deep. Warmack and Warford are probably my two favorite options, but Jones' versatility is a high point for a team which uses "versatility" like the world's biggest buzzword.

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Which guys are you interested in?