Bears Release Linebacker Edmunds; Buffalo Bills in Play

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 6th update. The Chicago Bears are releasing linebacker, Tremaine Edmonds, after three seasons with the team. He racked up 335 tackles and nine interceptions during that time, proving to be a steady force on defense. This move frees up $15 million in salary cap space for the Bears. They had already allowed him to explore trade options, but those talks fell through, so now he hits the open market as a free agent. Edmonds deliver consistent numbers in Chicago, with 113, 110, and 112 tackles across those years. He also grabbed four picks in both 2023 and 2025. Many are speculating about a reunion with the Buffalo Bills where he spent his first five seasons. Buffalo could use linebacker depth right now. The fit might depend on his salary demands since the Bills have limited cap room. Still, a team-friendly deal could make it happen quickly. Buffalo thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode.

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