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I suppose the Chicago Bears can go onto other business now that the quarterback situation is settled (for the time being) with the addition of Andy Dalton. Next up for the Bears? Figuring out the pieces around Dalton. And as it turns out, Germain Ifedi is the next domino to fall: Another move for Chicago: Germain Ifedi is signing a 1-year, $5 million deal, including a $4.25 million base salary, with the Bears, per source. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Ifedi re-signs with the Bears on a one-yea...

•   Back to the present day. The situation isn’t as dire as it would’ve been had the league been forced to settle on a cap around its original $175 million projection. But after seven straight years of $10 million increases to the cap, ultimately falling at $182.5 million is a far cry from what could’ve been a $208 million cap in 2021. Despite playing a full season, the COVID-19 pandemic hit the NFL hard. •   From a Bears-first perspective, the timing of it all really kicked them i...

An expanded regular season has been a goal of NFL team owners for years, but Tuesdays vote, which approved a 17th game, wasnt unanimous among owners. Bears chairman George H. McCaskey voted against the measure, according to four sources who were on the videoconference. Through a team spokesman, McCaskey declined comment to ESPN. Editors Picks Tuesdays vote was long-awaited and was hailed as a "monumental moment in NFL history" by commissioner Roger Goodell. But it has also been a source of tens...

(Trade: San Francisco sends their 2021 1st + 2021 2nd + 2022 1st + 2022 3rd to Miami for the No. 3 overall pick) The 49ers have been patient with Jimmy Garoppolo, but he hasn’t been able to stay healthy. The 49ers have a roster that’s ready to compete deep into the playoffs, but they need a competent QB behind center. Lance fits this scheme perfectly with his ability to play under center, thrive on play action, and get out and throw on the move. With the surrounding cast that Lance has in S...

Chicago Bears 2021 Roster Turnover: Is a changing of the guard happening? In this 13 part series we’ll take an in depth look at each position group for the Chicago Bears with an eye towards the 2021 season. We’ll speculate on who stays, who goes, and some potential additions we’d like to see general manager Ryan Pace make. Photo by Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The best thing for the Chicago Bears interior would be for third year pro, and former UDFA Sam Mustipher, to build ...

Coming out of Iowa, Daniels was considered as both a center and guard prospect. Daniels started 23 games at center for the Hawkeyes in his three years on campus, living up to high status as Iowas only four-star recruit in their 2015 signing class. ESPNs Mel Kiper and Todd McShay both predicted that Daniels would be selected in the first round, specifically with the 30th pick owned by the Minnesota Vikings. Kiper called Daniels "a plug-and-play guard" while McShay called Daniels the best center ...

More than wins and losses, the Chicago Bears found ways to be successful in 2020 and its something they can take going forward into 2021.

The Bears will be watching from home, but there’s plenty they can glean from the Packers, Buccaneers, Chiefs and Bills in the AFC and NFC championship games Sunday.

Set to return for 2021, Bears coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace met the media Wednesday to discuss the 2020 season and their plans going forward.

The Bears went through business as usual Monday morning.