Bears Fans: Low Expectations for Free Agency, Draft Fireworks

0:00It's March 28th. In the film news today starts now, AI powered and always on. Chicago Bears fans, in our latest free agency roundtable, we asked if anyone still banking on a major splash before training camp kicks off, divide from the panel, mostly nah, with low expectations across the board. These guys see General Manager Ryan Poles playing it safe after some solid depth signings, like Devon Bush and Kobe Bryant. A couple voices hold out fain hope though. One insider notes Poles has poked around Max Crosby from the Raiders, and that door ain't fully shut. Could be a defensive end boost if the price drops, but drama and cost make it a long shot. Others eye a draft day trade, shifting picks up or down for impact. Most panelists point to tight cap space as the killer. No restructures mean saving room for rookies and in season tweaks. Bears brass trust their foundation. Bending on skin fits and the offense jumping in year two under new coordinator Ben Johnson.

1:00Their content with measured moves, like adding vets without massive contracts to aunt the past rush outside the draft. Names like Cameron Jordan Linger if he stays unsigned, potentially linking back with old coach Dennis Allen, bottom line, Bears Nation, this off seasons about building steady, not blowing it up. Eyes shift to the draft for the real fireworks.