Patriots Trade Bradbury to Bears for Draft Pick

0:00For the NFL, it's March 6th, and here's what's going on. The New England Patriots have traded their starting center Garrett Bradbury to the Chicago Bears for a fifth-round pick in the 2027 NFL. Draft. Bradbury started all 21 games last season, providing stability up front. This move clears the way for second-year Lyme and Jared Wilson to step in as the new starter. The Patriots see him as a key piece moving forward, with Ben Brown ready as a solid backup. Analysts are giving the trade mostly positive marks. Grades range from a B-minus to a B+. Praising the value of getting younger around quarterback Drake May while flipping a veteran for draft. Capital. Experts note Bradbury was a reliable fill-in, but not a long-term fit. Trading him to a center-hungry Bears team makes sense, especially with internal options already in place. It's early days, and this could be just the start of bigger changes on the line. How Wilson performs will decide if this gamble pays off for New England. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner.

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