Bears Acquire Bradbury, Strengthen Offensive Line

0:00For the NFL, it's March 6, and here's what's going on. The Chicago Bears just bolstered their offensive line by trading for veteran center gear Bradbury from the New England Patriots. They gave up a fifth round draft pick in the deal, which comes right after another center, Drew Daumann, announced his retirement following five NFL seasons. Bradbury joins the Bears as a proven starter heading into his eighth pro year. The 30-year-old was a first round pick back in 2019, spending six seasons with the Minnesota Vikings before last year with the Patriots. Last season, he logged 98% of New England's offensive snaps and didn't allow a single sack over 642 pass blocking. Attempts, according to pro football focus stats. He's under contract through the 20-26 season with a cap hit of $6.9 million, giving the Bears solid stability up front, without a huge long-term commitment. Team officials haven't shared much yet, but more details and analysis should come soon

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