According to Spotrac, the Bears still have just under $18.9 million in top-51 salary cap space, which ranks 23rd in the NFL.Sure, Chicago doesn't have a ton of spending power left, but they don't ...

Less than a year after signing Jackson to a $51 million deal, the Rams have decided to trade him to the Chicago Bears. The trade can’t be made official until March 12, but the two sides have ...

CHICAGO -- The overhaul of the Bears' offensive line began just over a week before the start of the NFL's free agency period. The Bears are in the process of sending a 2025 sixth-round pick to the ...

The Chicago Bears are expected to be one of the most active teams in free agency, and their plans to upgrade their offensive and defensive line are well known. Those two areas are not the only ...

He was a Pro Bowler in 2021 after starting 16 games at guard that season. Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Bears will take on Jackson’s full contract. He is slated to make $17.5 million total in 2025 and ...

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The Chicago Bears have reportedly made a move to bolster their offensive line. The Bears have traded a 2025 sixth-round pick to the Los Angeles Rams for guard Jonah Jackson, according to ESPN.

The Chicago Bears could follow their hiring of Ben Johnson with an aggressive approach in free agency. They could target a New York Jets defender to help reshape their defense. Haason Reddick ...

The Chicago Bears' biggest roster hole this offseason clearly is the offensive line. Chicago didn't protect Caleb Williams as well as it should have in 2024 and because of that he was sacked a ...

The Chicago Bears have some pressing roster needs heading into free agency, including most notably in the trenches. While the offensive line is the biggest concern, edge rusher is another big hole ...

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