With wide receiver Jarvis Landry about to hit free agency, many believed he should be the Chicago Bears number one target. However the Dolphins seemingly put an end to those dreams when Miami hit Landry with the franchise tag. But now it looks like the Bears are still in on Landry as well as a couple of other teams, and a trade could happen before the start of the season. The Dolphins signed Landry to the "non-exclusive franchise tag" which means Landry can still negotiate with other teams and sign an offer sheet. If the Dolphins don't match that offer, Landry's new team would have to send Miami two first round picks according to league rules. That rule though states the two first round picks as just a suggested trade, and the Dolphins could actually take less or work out their own deal. NFL.com's Ian Rapoport labels the Bears as one of the top teams interested in Landry along with the Titans, Panthers and Saints. Should the Bears give up the goods to land the star receiver?
