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4 hours ago, Rogerthat said:

Lots of talk of the packers cutting Clay Matthews, Cobb, and Bulaga to make space to sign Adams. 

I wouldn't want cobb

Matthews could be okay fills a need

Bulaga is better than massie

Bulaga has played 16 games once in the past 6 years. 

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19 minutes ago, WindyCity said:

The Bears if they re-sign the guys we think they will, will not have as big a budget as we think.

40 million tops for outside free agents.

Pace hasn't shown he will backloaded deals so we are probably spending less than people think.

He hasn’t had to though - we’ve had absurd amounts of cap space because his predecessors didn’t draft anyone worthy of a second contract. Did your projection factor in that the cap is likely to go up another $10M again next year?

How many guys off the 53 do you think we will replace? 10-12? 5 of those will be non-1st round draft pick contracts (more ifnwe trade down) and a few others will be vet minimum deals, so now you’re talking $30-35M or so in cap space for like 4-5 guys tops. That’s plenty. That gets you one TOP guy, one second tier guy and 2-3 guys on multi-year deals. 

Realistically if we resign the guys I expect (Sanchez, Inman, Wright, Unrein, Acho, one of Fuller/Prince, McManis, O’Donnell, DePaolo and Santos) plus the RFA (Meredith, Brown, Timu, Houston-Carson) we will probably need to add, give or take a little, 1 RB, 1-2 WR, 1 TE, 1 OT, 1 Interior OL, 1 DL, 1-2 OLB, 1 ILB, 1-2 CB, 1-2 S. 

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1 hour ago, AZBearsFan said:

He hasn’t had to though - we’ve had absurd amounts of cap space because his predecessors didn’t draft anyone worthy of a second contract. Did your projection factor in that the cap is likely to go up another $10M again next year?

How many guys off the 53 do you think we will replace? 10-12? 5 of those will be non-1st round draft pick contracts (more ifnwe trade down) and a few others will be vet minimum deals, so now you’re talking $30-35M or so in cap space for like 4-5 guys tops. That’s plenty. That gets you one TOP guy, one second tier guy and 2-3 guys on multi-year deals. 

Realistically if we resign the guys I expect (Sanchez, Inman, Wright, Unrein, Acho, one of Fuller/Prince, McManis, O’Donnell, DePaolo and Santos) plus the RFA (Meredith, Brown, Timu, Houston-Carson) we will probably need to add, give or take a little, 1 RB, 1-2 WR, 1 TE, 1 OT, 1 Interior OL, 1 DL, 1-2 OLB, 1 ILB, 1-2 CB, 1-2 S. 

The cap increase was factored in.

The Bears will have about 85 million total cap room, roughly 40 left after re-signings and if they do a Goldman extension.

The Bears will have a similar amount of cap space to last season where they were around 70 million and entered into free agency with probably a larger starting budget because of fewer in house signings.

Obviously 40 million stretches further if you are willing to backload deals with bigger signing bonuses.

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Jarvis Landry, WR

Team: Miami Dolphins | Age: 25

No player has more catches through the first 60 games of his career than Landry's 368. He's at his best operating from the slot, and while he does not offer a ton of vertical-play ability, he's a tough, reliable catcher and a good punt return man, too.

Best fit: Chicago Bears. It's imperative that Chicago work hard to surround Trubisky with more playmakers this offseason. Landry would be a pillar of steadiness that would make life much easier on the young QB and allow the team to track a perimeter receiver elsewhere. Landry would feast in this offense.

 

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