Shemar Turner

Follow the journey of Chicago Bears defensive lineman Shemar Turner as he turns his dream into reality. Growing up in Mansfield, Texas, Shemar encountered adversity in school, facing expulsion and ongoing struggles with his grades. It was his uncle's guidance that helped shape him into the resilient, determined man he is today. From dominating at DeSoto High School to battling personal loss at Texas A&M, Shemar's path to the NFL was anything but easy. Through grit, growth and perseverance, he overcame every obstacle and earned his shot when he was selected 62nd overall by the Bears in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Lauren Screeden sits down with Chicago Bears rookie defensive lineman Shemar Turner in this week's "Sippin' with Screeden" brought to you by Dunkin'.

Luther Burden III, Ozzy Trapilo, and Shemar Turner address the following day one of Rookie Minicamp.

Second round picks Luther Burden III, Ozzy Trapilo and Shemar Turner meet the media Saturday at Halas Hall.

General manager Ryan Poles, head coach Ben Johnson, President & CEO Kevin Warren and defensive line coach Jeremy Garrett inform defensive tackle Shemar Turner that he is going to be a Chicago Bear.

Check out highlights from new Bears defensive lineman Shemar Turner's college career at Texas A&M.

New Chicago Bears defensive lineman Shemar Turner addresses the media on Friday after being drafted 62nd overall in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Former receiver Dez White announces the Bears' selection of Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner with the 62nd overall pick.

While the Bears defensive line dealt with myriad injuries throughout the season, several players stepped up, particularly late in the year.

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday activated defensive lineman Austin Booker from Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return and placed defensive lineman Shemar Turner on Reserve/Injured.

The Chicago Bears on Saturday signed all three of the club's second-round selections from the 2025 NFL Draft – wide receiver Luther Burden III, offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo and defensive lineman Shemar Turner.

It took two calls from general manager Ryan Poles to convince Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner that the Bears were drafting him in the second round.

Writer Gabby Hajduk previews the Bears' defensive line, a group that boasts a wealth of experience at both the edge rusher and tackle positions through a combination of new and returning players.

The Bears rookie class took a trip to a Cubs game at Wrigley Field last Friday. ChicagoBears.com gave defensive lineman Shemar Turner a disposable camera to document his first time at an MLB game, teammate Ozzy Trapilo's first pitch experience and much more.

Defensive lineman Shemar Turner, the No. 62 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, talks with ChicagoBears.com about his love for fishing, the artists on his pregame playlist, his excitement to team up with veteran Grady Jarrett and more.

In celebration of Mother's Day, ChicagoBears.com talks to the mothers of three Bears rookies – running back Kyle Monangai, defensive lineman Shemar Turner and offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo – about the moment each of their sons' dreams came true during the NFL Draft, what it was like raising a now-professional football player and how proud they are of their kids' accomplishments.

It's difficult to draw any conclusions after two rookie minicamp practices, but it's been crystal clear this weekend at Halas Hall that the Bears accomplished one of their main goals in the draft.

Senior writer Larry Mayer identifies 10 things that stood out on the first day of Bears rookie minicamp, including the energy that first-year coach Ben Johnson brought to the practice field.

All three defensive prospects the Bears selected in the draft possess traits that first-year coordinator Dennis Allen covets in all his players.

Bears second round picks receiver Luther Burden III (No. 39), offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo (No. 56) and defensive lineman Shemar Turner (No. 62) met with the media at Halas for their introductory press conferences.

When Shemar Turner met with the Chicago media Friday night, pure joy exuded from the 6-3, 290-pounder after being drafted No. 62 overall by the Bears, fulfilling a lifelong dream for the Texas A&M defensive lineman.

The Chicago Bears selected Texas A&M University defensive lineman Shemar Turner with the No. 62 overall pick in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft.