Bears' Offseason Moves: Steady but Not Exciting

0:00With the NFL today, March 17th. The Chicago Bears wrapped up a strong season by winning the NFC North Division and grabbing a playoff victory before falling to the Los Angeles Rams, in the divisional round. That success came and Ben Johnson's first year's coach. Now in the all season, the team faces pressure to build like true contenders. They jumped into action after center. Drew Dolman's surprise retirement at age 27 by trading for New England Patriot Center Garrett Bradbury Chicago also cut linebacker Tremaine Edmonds and signed Devon Bush as his replacement, while adding safety Kobe Bryant to feel spots left by Kevin, fired the third and Jaquan brisker. Analysts have mixed feelings about these early moves. Bleacher reports Alex Valentine summed it up bluntly, saying the Bears stayed even by just replacing what they lost, without pushing ahead like some. Fans entered free agency with big expectations after last year's hype.

1:00One standout deal was trading wide receiver DJ Moore to Buffalo for a second round draft pick, which looks smart. They also signed wide receiver Khalifa Raymond for $5.5 million and running back to Marco Jackson for $7.5 million. Dollars. Linebacker Devon Bush got a $30 million contract. Overall, it's been steady but not exciting so far. The Bears avoided big risks after their breakout year, keeping things conservative, expect more action as the off season rolls on. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com