The Chicago Bears' roster is going to look quite a bit different after the next few weeks. Not only will Ryan Poles add new talent in free agency, but much of the roster from last season could be playing elsewhere this year.
While there isn’t much top-end wide receiver talent in the free agent market this offseason, the Chicago Bears could look to capitalize on depth signings at the position.
The unofficial start of NFL free agency is just over 12 hours away. With general manager Ryan Poles already chipping away at key needs, the Bears’ objectives for the opening wave should be clear.
Entering free agency with loads of spending money lining their pockets, the Chicago Bears are linked to a Falcons free agent again. After trading for Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, the Bears are rumored to be active in obtaining Falcons center Drew Dalman, per Jordan Schultz on X.
The Chicago Bears made a big splash for the offense last week when they traded for two offensive linemen and added blocking tight Durham Smythe to the roster.
Atlanta Falcons center Drew Dalman is the top free agent at his position in 2025, and the Chicago Bears are expected to be one of his most aggressive suitors when the negotiation window opens on March 10.
The momentum for the Khalil Mack reunion tour with the Bears continues to build right through the word late Saturday that the Washington Commanders might be interested in him.
The Chicago Bears have already been one of the busiest teams of the 2025 NFL offseason. After completing trades for All-Pro guard Joe Thuney and former Pro-Bowl lineman Jonah Jackson, Chicago's 2025 free agency focus has shifted.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles arguably made the best decisions of his tenure last week. Hiring head coach Ben Johnson and drafting quarterback Caleb Williams were gimmes.
Everything for the Bears in the draft will become much clearer after Wednesday as positions fill in through free agency. The goal for Ryan Poles will be to make the 2025 draft a situation where can be the best available athlete but it better be the best available lineman early whatever they do in free agency.
The offensive side of the ball will continue to be addressed this offseason for the Chicago Bears when free agency is officially underway next week. Arguably the biggest free agent receiver that was set to be on the open market is officially off the board for Chicago.
Taylor Doll talks with WCG’s Khari Thompson and Jacob Infante to recap the NFL Combine, talk draft, discuss the two big trades, and preview free agency.
With trading still a possibility on up to and during the draft for the Bears, the salary cap is always an issue they must contend with even though they're better off than most teams.
The trade made by the Las Vegas Raiders to acquire quarterback Geno Smith after they had locked up Maxx Crosby with a contract extension points that team in only one direction for the draft.
The Chicago Bears have made a flurry of moves to address their offensive line this offseason. In just one week, they have traded for Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, and aren’t showing any signs of slowing down.
As Ben Johnson enters his first season with the Chicago Bears, the 2025 NFL free agency period could be an aspect of the offseason that could set this team apart from the rest of the league.
The Chicago Bears have signed free-agent tight end Durham Smythe to a one-year deal. Smythe was released earlier this offseason by the Miami Dolphins, and the Bears pounced on the opportunity to reunite Smythe with new head coach Ben Johnson.
Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap reports the Bears are extending an RFA tender to DT Chris Williams. This is likely a right-of-first-refusal tender, allowing Chicago to match any offer another team gives Williams.
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson is already proving to have a persuasive voice with roster strategy inside Halas Hall. There's no doubt his opinion weighed heavily in the team's decision to trade for guard Jonah Jackson, who Johnson coached to a Pro Bowl level with the Detroit Lions.
Instead of drafting for need and reaching, what happens if Chicago lets value fall to them in the 2025 NFL draft? Mock Draft season is underway and Ryan Poles has been active in filling holes on the offensive line via trades.
The Chicago Bears are still making roster moves with less than 72 hours until the start of the NFL's legal tampering period and free-agent negotiations.
The Chicago Bears are well positioned to make a splash at edge rusher in free agency next week after using the trade market to fortify their offensive line.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has said he plans to rip the offense "down to the studs" and rebuild it around quarterback Caleb Williams in 2025.
The free agency frenzy is about to begin in the coming days and the Chicago Bears are still expected to be aggressive spenders despite recent moves made this week.
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