Bears Eyeing Edge Rusher Trey Moore

0:00On April 6th, Chicago Bears are locked in on beefing up their edge rush this off-season, and it's not just one guy, they might grab two or more to pair. With Montez sweat, since their options opposite him are straight then right now, they could hit free agency hard, eye the 2026 NFL draft heavy, or even pull off a trade, though that's less likely. Picture this, General Manager Ryan Poles nags one in the first round if the board shakes outright, then doubles down on day two or three. Draftbuzz has spokes linking the Bears to Texas' edge rusher, Trey Moore, a dude flying under the radar, but with real upside as a developmental piece. He transferred from UTSA where he balled out and held his own in a smaller role at Texas. Moore lit up the NFL combine with a 38.5-inch vertical, a 10-foot broad jump, and a 4.5-440-yard dash, earning. The ninth-best athleticism score among edge guys, over five college seasons, he racked up 30.5 sacks,

1:0150 tackles for loss, and forced five fumbles, versatile enough for inside or outside linebacker. Bears got three picks on day three, including a fourth and two-sevenths, so Moore fits perfect if they won depth without breaking the bank, keeping that pass rush humming into next season. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.