2 players the Bears should consider cutting
Every year many players get cut during and after training camp as NFL teams set their final rosters. Here are two players the Bears should cut according to writer Erik Lambert.
The Bears should cut Tajae Sharpe and sign Adam Humphries as a replacement.
Sharpe had one decent year as a rookie but hasn't done much since then. He was a non-entity in Minnesota and served as an okay backup in Atlanta. Humphries has repeatedly proven that he can be a great safety blanket on third down when given opportunities. He isn't flashy but reliable and knows how to get open with savvy route-running. Humphries would be the perfect #4 receiver rather than relying on Sharpe or Equanimeous St. Brown.
Another cut candidate is OL Julie'n Davenport and his replacement could be Sam Tevi.
GM Ryan Poles signed Davenport because he's big, long, and a natural athlete. None of that seemed to matter at previous stops, where he proved time and again to be no better than a human turnstile. Even as the swing backup, he is not what the Bears want protecting Justin Fields in an emergency. Tevi was never anything special, but he showed improvement during his time with the Chargers. His 2020 season was his best, allowing only 33 pressures in 630 snaps. He is healthy and still only 27 years old.
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