NFL experts discouraged about the Bears' off-season so far.
GM Ryan Poles has been under a lot of scrutiny ever since he took to the job as general manager of the Chicago Bears.
However, some experts are not necessarily liking the job he has done so far...
Peter King said this:
On the positive side, ESPN's Bill Barnwell ranked the Bears' offseason in the 23rd spot. O guess you could say it's positive because 9 teams are ranked below them.
Under what went right, Barnwell praised the commitment to clearing cap space for the future but acknowledged what is to come this year.
But, on the flip side, he criticized Poles for not spending at least some money for a better offensive line and signing players like Dakota Dozier because they are "...one of the worst units in football this season."
I'm not trying to sound delusional by saying they are all idiots. However, I think you have to give Poles credit for what currently looks like a very solid draft. I feel like he was able to select a lot of good players that could be starters for years to come. Also, as for free agency, he was strapped due to poor management of the salary cap made by the former general manager.
