Who replaces Shane Waldron when he gets a head coaching job in 2025?

Poles has done it all keeping his '25 draft picks mostly intact (minus 4, extra 2).

We may be the best team in the division. The Lions would be our only real competition. We have the best quarterback, best receiver group, best defense, best defensive coordinator, and now the best punter. It's an embarrassment of riches.

We may be the best team in the division. The Lions would be our only real competition. We have the best quarterback, best receiver group, best defense, best defensive coordinator, and now the best punter. It's an embarrassment of riches.

Lots of picks to use at the trade deadline. Mooney will get us a 4th as a comp pick.

Seems doubtful

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We may be the best team in the division. The Lions would be our only real competition. We have the best quarterback, best receiver group, best defense, best defensive coordinator, and now the best punter. It's an embarrassment of riches.

We may be the best team in the division. The Lions would be our only real competition. We have the best quarterback, best receiver group, best defense, best defensive coordinator, and now the best punter. It's an embarrassment of riches.

I know this is your bit, but let's just pump the brakes for a second.

Stop being lazy. You read the board enough to know the bit ended 3 years ago. I was out on Fields in his rookie year and had the Bears winning 5 and 7 games the past 2 years.

Don't ask me to pump the brakes, my friend. Have the stones to make a prediction before someone tells you what to think or Stevie Wonder can see it. It doesn't cost you anything.

Stop being lazy. You read the board enough to know the bit ended 3 years ago. I was out on Fields in his rookie year and had the Bears winning 5 and 7 games the past 2 years.

Don't ask me to pump the brakes, my friend. Have the stones to make a prediction before someone tells you what to think or Stevie Wonder can see it. It doesn't cost you anything.

Did I read correctly that Nate Davis decided to follow up his disinterested season by not coming to this latest session?

Everything that they said about him in Tennessee has proven to be 100% correct, if not a bit understated.

He took less to play for the Bears.

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

Either Velus or Pettis will be gone.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

If Odunze wasn't available in Atlanta's spot, the Bears were going to trade back, possibly with a team like the Raiders who were rumored to be targeting Penix.

That scenario seems unlikely, though, since Atlanta's selection of Penix seemed to catch everyone by surprise.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Ex-Bears Superstar Surprisingly Still Available; Should Chicago Reunite?

Patrick McAvoy

The Chicago Bears still have some room for growth this summer.

Chicago has been extremely active this offseason and still could make another move or two this summer. The Bears have a chance to be much better in 2024 and one of the team's former stars still is out there in free agency and could be an intriguing free-agent candidate.

Former Bears star safety Eddie Jackson surprisingly still is available in free agency and is one of the best safeties still out there. Jackson was selected by the Bears in the fourth round of the 2017 National Football League Draft and has spent seven seasons with the team.

Jackson was named to the Pro Bowl in 2018 and 2019 and was an All-Pro in 2018. The 30-year-old is the ninth-ranked available free agent by NFL Trade Rumors and could make a lot of sense for the Bears.

Chicago has had an intriguing offseason with multiple solid additions -- including phenom Caleb Williams and superstar receiver Keenan Allen -- but still has more work to do. A reunion with Jackson could help improve the secondary.

Free agency essentially comes to a pause after plenty of action early on. It's unclear when it will pick back up, but Jackson should find another opportunity in the near future. Chicago makes a lot of sense as a reunion option.

Why not consider a reunion at this point in the offseason?