Bears sign journeyman C Adam Redmond for O-line depth
The Bears are going into the season with Sam Mustipher at center and most of their starting offensive line set. Redmond will help as a backup, likely at center and guard.
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Juan Castillo Thinks This Could Be a Pro Bowl Year for Germain Ifedi
Between the Bears wrapping up a highly acclaimed NFL Draft class and the return of players to Halas Hall for workouts, this is the time of year when hope springs eternal. It spreads throughout the galaxy. Optimism is at an all-time high. And the good vibes are plentiful. And then, there’s this: #Bears OL coach Juan Castillo: I wouldn't be surprised if RT Germain Ifedi makes the Pro Bowl this year. While Bears Offensive Line Coach Juan Castillo wouldn’t be surprised if right tackle Germain Ifedi makes the Pro Bowl this year, I, on the other hand, would be.
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Bobby Massie — The *OTHER* Starting Tackle Released By the Bears This Offseason — Signs With the Broncos
Another notable former Bears standout is taking his talents to Denver, as Bobby Massie signs with the Broncos.
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We're focusing on former BYU lineman Tristen Hoge who's signed a UDFA contract with the New York Jets, joining former teammate Zach Wilson.
Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images In my final offensive line rankings before the draft, I had a scheme fit and draftable grade on BYU’s Tristen Hoge, so I'm pretty excited that Joe Douglas was able to add the guard via free agency following the draft. Tristen Hoge was a heavily recruited centre out of Highland High in Idaho, having twice won the Idaho Gatorade Player of the season, in fact, he was ranked the #1 centre in the nation and the #1 player in Idaho during the 2015 recruiting cycle. He received a number of offers from top college programs including Stanford, Penn State. Michigan St...
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Bears will release left tackle Charles Leno
Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images The Bears are releasing left tackle Charles Leno, sources confirmed Monday, just days after the team appeared to draft his replacement. The Bears will save $9 million in salary cap space by cutting Leno with a post-June 1 designation. The team needs that money; they had the smallest amount in salary cap space in the NFL entering the draft. The Bears traded up to take Oklahoma State tackle Teven Jenkins in the second round (39th overall) Friday. General manager Ryan Pace said at the time that Jenkins could play either left or right tackle. Saturday night, when aske...
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