For the last three years of Ryan Poles' tenure as general manager of the Chicago Bears, the team was flush with cash at the start of free agency, often ranking at the top of the league for salary cap ...

The Chicago Bears are in the middle of an important offseason where there are some big decisions facing them with this roster. General manager Ryan Poles has some work to do with the salary cap ahead ...

The Chicago Bears have been limited in what they can do during the 2026 offseason because of a of a cap space crunch. Ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, the Bears are working with about $1 million in cap ...

It almost appears the Bears are loading up to sign help at a position or two. They've restructured the contract of cornerback Jaylon Johnson, and although the figures are not finalized Overthecap.com ...

The Chicago Bears’ 2026 offseason looks and feels much different than previous years. In the past, the offseason was the time for debates about their current quarterback, discussions on who their next ...

The way the Bears spent their money this year didn't look as wise as the way the Patriots and Seahawks did, even though they had much more to spend. You get what you pay for is an expression not ...

LAKE FOREST, Ill., — One of the biggest tasks for the Chicago Bears when evaluating the roster over the next few weeks will be figuring out what the future of some highly priced veterans on defense ...

At the end of a memorable 2025 season, both Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson knew what waited for them in the upcoming offseason. “There’s some challenges and some ...

Discussing whether or not the Chicago Bears should move on from tight end Cole Kmet to create additional cap space. LAKE FOREST, Ill.,— Part of the roster evaluation going into the 2026 offseason for ...

The Chicago Bears have a few more moves to make before the start of the 2026 NFL draft next month to clear the necessary cap space to sign their draft picks, but could one of those moves include ...

You get what you pay for is an expression not entirely accurate, and especially in the NFL. There is no official salary cap for life, but there is for NFL teams. They spend on what they need in order ...