Here’s who Bears GM Ryan Poles may have his eyes on during the Cowboys-49ers game and the Bills-Bengals game.
Even with Cole Kmet’s continued growth in 2022, the Bears offense could stand to gain with the addition of a pass catching tight end. Schultz fits the bill and finished second on the Cowboys this year in both catches, receiving yards and touchdowns, with 57, 577 and five apiece.The Bears need lots of help on the defensive line, and Fowler would be an immediate upgrade coming off the edge.
Edmunds hasn’t made the big splash plays that Bills fans expected when the team drafted him with the No. 16 overall pick in 2018, but he’s been a steady force in the middle of their defense. The Bears will need to beef up their linebacking corps, and Edmunds has recorded over 100 tackles in every season of his career and has made the Pro Bowl twice. He’s missing the forced fumbles that Matt Eberflus covets, however.
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