Bears Officially Above $100 Million in Cap Space

With the Bear's recent release of defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad, the Bears have officially risen to over $100 million in cap space, the release saved them $3.96 million in space while taking a $500k dead cap hit.

Being the Scrooge McDucks of the league, along with the number one pick gives the Bears unlimited possibilities with what they do this off-season to help Fields out and rebuild a struggling defense. And yes, Fields is staying and anyone thinking that the Bears would even think about dealing Fields away is living on another planet.

The Bears have double the cap space of the 2nd highest cap teams with the Falcons far behind at $50 million. I would definitely look forward to some big-name acquisitions in the coming months. I would also expect some fierce competition when the Bears trade away the pick.

Randy Moss is stepping away from Sunday NFL Countdown for a specific reason

OC Shane Waldron makes strange comment on Khalil Herbert

Caleb Williams opens up about rough start

3 front runners step up to try and land Bill Belichick for next season

Caleb Williams buys $12.9 million home: take a look

Marcedes Lewis delivers a message to Shane Waldron

Matthew Stafford gives huge endorsement to Caleb Williams

The Dallas Cowboys secure an important victory against the New York Giants.

The referees called a face mask penalty against the wrong team during the Cowboys vs. Giants game.

Fans are fed up after 3 weeks of more of the same