Bears Trade for Bradbury, Strengthen O-Line

0:00It's March 7th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Chicago Bears traded for New England Patriots Center, Garrett Bradbury, giving up a 2027 5th round pick. This shores up their offensive line after Drew Daumann's sudden retirement this week, just five seasons into his NFL career. Bradbury started all 17 games last season and shown in past protection, allowing zero sacks in committing no penalties over 600, 42 snaps. He now joins his former North Carolina State teammate Joe Thuney on Chicago's line, bringing proven reliability at an affordable price. Daumann's exit adds about $10 million to the Bears' cap space, bumping it from $31 million to over $41 million before the trade. Bradbury's $4 million $600,000 hit in 2026 leaves them with roughly $37 million still available. The agency starts next week, so the Bears likely have more deals lined up to build around

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