Chicago Bears fans are wasting no time showing their excitement for the team's latest draft pick. Just one week after the 2026 NFL Draft, rookie safety Dillon Thieneman has already cracked the top 10 in rookie jersey sales, according to Fanatics data shared by NFL on FOX.

Thieneman, selected by the Bears with the No. 25 overall pick out of Oregon, currently ranks ninth in jersey sales among all 2026 draft picks. He joins a list that includes Dallas Cowboys safety Caleb Downs, Miami Dolphins linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, Cowboys EDGE Malichi Lawrence, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Drew Allar, and Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza in the top five.

This marks the third consecutive year a Bears rookie has landed among the top-selling jerseys after the draft. Last season, tight end Colston Loveland ranked 10th, and in 2024, quarterback Caleb Williams took the top spot—even breaking the single-day sales record on draft night.

For Bears fans, Thieneman's presence in the top 10 is especially meaningful. He's the first safety Chicago has drafted in the first round since Mark Carrier in 1990, making his jersey a must-have for fans eager to celebrate a historic pick. Whether you're gearing up for game day or adding to your collection, Thieneman's jersey is already a hot commodity in the Windy City.