Ryan Poles, the general manager of the Chicago Bears, made a significant signing in Tremaine Edmunds, who agreed to a four-year contract worth $72 million (including $50 million guaranteed). On the other hand, T.J. Edwards was a bargain acquisition for the team, signing a three-year contract worth $19.5 million (with $7.9 million guaranteed).
According to Bears coach Matt Eberflus, both Edmunds and Edwards are expected to make a substantial impact on the team and remain as valuable contributors for a long time.
By addressing the need for linebackers through free agency, the Chicago Bears have the freedom to concentrate on other priorities in the upcoming NFL draft, particularly the offensive and defensive lines.
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1 AVRIL | 38 ANSWERS Chicago Bears believe this pair of new linebackers will be a dominant duo for a long time. Will Tremaine Edmunds make the Pro-bowl? | ||
Yes | 32 | 84.2 % |
No | 6 | 15.8 % |
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