The Chicago Bears are optimistic about Velus Jones Jr.'s transition from wide receiver to running back, with general manager Ryan Poles reportedly fielding trade inquiries but setting a high asking price of a fourth-round pick. In the season finale of HBO's 'Hard Knocks,' it was revealed that another team expressed interest in Jones, though the offer specifics were undisclosed. Jones, who was drafted in 2022 and struggled as a receiver, has shown promise in the preseason with impressive rushing stats, leading to his retention on the 53-man roster. Poles emphasized that while the potential trade value is significant, it does not align with the Bears' current needs. Despite past inconsistencies, Jones's versatility and recent performance have earned him the team's confidence. As the season unfolds, Jones's development at running back could be pivotal for both his career and the Bears' offensive strategy.