Bears Trade for Bradbury: Strengthening Offensive Line

0:00It's March 6th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Chicago Bears wasted no time filling a big gap on their offensive line. Just three days after Pro Bowl's center Drew Dolman announced his retirement, the team traded a fifth-round pick to the New England Patriots for veteran. Garrett Bradbury Bradbury, a 30-year-old standout, just wrapped up a strong first season in New England. He steps in as the likely starter to protect quarterback Kayla Williams right away. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how Bradbury smarts and run-blocking skills will ease the mental load on Williams. He handles pre-snab-duty smoothly, much like Dolman did last year. A first-round pick by the Minnesota Vikings out of NC State in 2019, Bradbury spent six seasons there before getting released last spring. He then joined the Patriots and started all 21 games, including the playoffs during their Super Bowl push. This trade strengthens the bears of front as they gear up for the season.

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