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There isn’t a Bears fan who would disagree with the assessment that Chicago’s offense needs change. Moreover, I believe most fans would agree that upgrades along the offensive line are a must. And to that end, shuffling the names in the trenches figured to be something on the Bears’ to-do list this offseason. Change appears to be on the horizon: The #Bears are not likely to exercise the option on OT Bobby Massie’s contract, another casualty of the cap crunch, source said. He’ll be a FA, saving them more than $5M vs. the cap & putting a starting caliber tackle on the market in a year...

The NFL offseason is about to intensify with free agency set to begin March 17 and the window to negotiate contracts with impending free agents opening two days earlier. The Chicago Bears will remain active this month and into April as they work to refurbish their roster and position themselves for improvement via signings, trades and cuts. As developments materialize, the Tribune’s NFL ...

The Bears re-signed five exclusive-rights free agents Wednesday: guard Alex Bars, running back Ryan Nall, tight end J.P. Holtz, outside linebacker James Vaughters and inside linebacker Josh Woods.

Copied! The Bears on Wednesday re-signed five of their exclusive rights free agents: offensive lineman Alex Bars, inside linebacker Josh Woods, outside linebacker James Vaughters, running back Ryan Nall and tight end J.P. Holtz. Exclusive rights free agents are players who have completed fewer than three accrued NFL seasons and can only negotiate and sign with their current team. Bars' addition to the starting lineup helped solidify the Bears offensive line over the second half of last season. He opened the final eight games—one at center, one at left guard and six at ...

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