The Detroit Lions are preparing for the draft, but with the annual selection meeting still two weeks away, an opportunity remains to make a well-timed addition that could take pressure off an early pick.
After almost a month of NFL free agency, the Detroit Lions have yet to fix their pass rush. It's the biggest concern left for their roster, especially with the free agent options having mostly disappeared.
The Detroit Lions are continuing to seek out potential help at the defensive end position. At the annual league meeting, general manager Brad Holmes expressed the team was still searching in free agency to address areas of need.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
With the NFL Draft just weeks away, free agency has taken a back seat to rookie evaluation. That should change after the draft (once teams have a clearer understanding of their roster), but there hasn't been much movement recently.
According to ESPN insider Peter Schrager, the New York Giants are set to host a veteran free-agent visit with defensive end DeMarcus Walker on Wednesday.
Having made DeMarcus Walker one of their cap casualties, the Bears could stand to add in the edge rush department. When asked about the position at the Combine, general manager Ryan Poles left the door open to making moves on the veteran market as well as early in the draft.
The Chicago Bears entered the 2025 offseason needing to find three starters on the offensive line and potentially four upgrades, depending on how the general manager wants to attack the left tackle position.
On Friday, the Chicago Bears announced they were releasing tight end Gerald Everett and defensive end DeMarcus Walker. The reason for the cuts was obvious.
The Chicago Bears have two clear needs in mind this offseason and one of them is starting to appear more dire after a latest roster decision by the new coaching staff.
Former Denver Broncos defensive end DeMarcus Walker is on the hunt for a new NFL home. NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports the Chicago Bears are releasing the veteran Walker.
The Chicago Bears made a pair of under the radar money-saving moves earlier this week, cutting veteran rotational pieces in tight end Gerald Everett and defensive end DeMarcus Walker.
The Chicago Bears dove into their roster reconstruction on Friday when they made cap casualties out of veterans DeMarcus Walker and Gerald Everett. According
It's been a strange mixed reaction from Bears fans to their latest roster moves, to say the least. You'd think anything the Ben Johnson regime does now would be given a grace period, even with GM Ryan Poles making the personnel calls.
Did the Chicago Bears telegraph something? On Friday, the Bears cut EDGE DeMarcus Walker, a seemingly odd choice, because… Walker was perfectly productive in 2024.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles isn't messing around this offseason. The Bears are already making roster moves, trimming fat from the salary cap before the 2025 NFL free agency frenzy kicks off.
The Chicago Bears have released veteran defensive end DeMarcus Walker, the team announced on Friday. Walker spent just two seasons in Chicago, racking up seven sacks, 16 tackles for losses, and 77 total tackles.
The Chicago Bears have officially begun to rebuild their roster in new head coach Ben Johnson's image after cutting ties with two veterans on Friday afternoon in a pair of moves that will create significant salary-cap savings.
The Chicago Bears are releasing defensive end DeMarcus Walker according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune. While he isn't a star, Walker could be an interesting target in free agency for the Bengals.
Besides the injuries keeping wide receivers Rome Odunze and Keenan Allen sidelined, the Chicago Bears had a few other concerns at Wednesday's practice.