If you get bored or adapt, you could mix it up and do a week of rear chain versus front chain. Top to bottom
Maybe throw bi''s in with rear chain and tri''s with front to compliment rows and presses respectively

Another thing you could consider... to fight adaptations or just mix it up. Is just focus for a few weeks on getting strong in the extremes or Wherever weak. Should make you even stronger again wherever you're strongest. Example; if you do a bicep curl, go to fully stretched eccentric and flex tricep to ensure bicep is actually fully lengthened. Then engage bi properly before moving and do concentric in very controlled explosive way. Then at the top lean forward into a loaded iso hold. So you know, get strong where you are weakest or most uncomfortable and spend time there.
Another example of what I mean; I used lift nice and heavy for squats but I got in a habit of not going as far as say parallel. So I set it up to begin from the trough/lowest point of the squat and stood up and then lowered. Like a reverse squat. Did it with working set weight and learned to really engage muscle before moving, have to or else destroy back. Makes a serious strength difference.
Using extension arms on rack, start dead at fully standing position and lowering an overloaded bar down to ground (then reset rather than try lift weight - negative should be too heavy to loft up) is a great way to progress strength for deads. Can also do that from standing squat position overloaded and lower down to the extension / safety bar and reset. Need to be very heavy and very very controlled - it's a form of negs. And just reset don't let ego try stand up!!!