4 free agents on Kansas City Chiefs for the Chicago Bears to sign this offseason

4 free agents on Kansas City Chiefs for the Chicago Bears to sign this offseason

This offseason, the Chicago Bears will examine each team’s free agency scenario to see which players would be a good match for their club in the future.

After winning the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs realized they needed to keep tweaking their roster, and they wouldn’t run it again with the same players.

Does this allow the Chicago Bears to sign players from the Super Bowl roster?

The Kansas City Chiefs have pass-catching alternatives for the Chicago Bears this offseason.

This offseason, the Kansas City Chiefs will have to make major decisions about pass catchers.

This offseason, the organization saved more than $11 million by releasing Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

Although he had a strong postseason, his regular season was largely disappointing, and he is not worth that type of money.

Still, the Bears can’t trust Tyler Scott after his first season, but they want him to be the starter. Do they sign Valdes-Scantling to challenge Scott?

If Scott stumbles, they still have a veteran deep threat, but if he excels, his pay will be low, and he may be traded or become a depth player.

The Chiefs may also release Kadarius Toney, because he does not suit the culture that Ryan Poles is creating. Kansas City is only cutting him to save its culture, which says a lot.

Mecole Hardman is once again a free agent, having struggled with the New York Jets before recovering with Kansas City.

Still, he believes Patrick Mahomes will give  him his best situation.

One last name to look for is Richie James. He has return game potential, which might allow the Bears to replace Trent Taylor or Velus Jones with confidence.

All four have advantages and disadvantages, making them viable possibilities for Chicago.

Will the Chicago Bears consider signing any of these offensive linemen?

Donovan Smith will be a free agent, but the veteran left tackle recently won the Super Bowl alongside Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.

He will not travel to Chicago solely to compete with Braxton Jones. This leaves Nick Allegretti and Price Tega-Wanogho.

Allegretti took over for an injured Joe Thuney when the Chiefs won the AFC Championship and Super Bowl.

He has ties to Ryan Poles and would be a fantastic backup to both Teven Jenkins and Nate Davis.

Taga-Wanogho has played in the NFL since 2020, but has only 80 career snaps, 60 at right tackle and 20 at left tackle.

This is more of a wager on his abilities and Ryan Pole’s experience with him from the 2021 season.

Would the Chicago Bears like to sign this free-agent defensive lineman?

The Chicago Bears and Chris Jones will undoubtedly be the topic of conversation this offseason.

Chicago reportedly chased him last offseason before he reworked his contract with Kansas City.

Jones said:that he does not plan to leave Kansas City, and the franchise tag will likely play a factor if needed.

The Chicago Bears will consider a tag-and-trade scenario, while Tashawn Wharton, Derrick Nnadi, and Mike Danna will be free agents on the defensive line.

Nnadi and Wharton could be good nose tackles for Andrew Billings up front, while Danna would be a versatile edge who can slide inside at times, similar to DeMarcus Walker.

Will the Kansas City Chiefs let any of these players go?

Could the Chicago Bears find a cheaper successor for Eddie Jackson?

The Chicago Bears released Eddie Jackson and did not have a player on their current roster to replace him.

Mike Edwards is one name that needs to be considered in free agency. Edwards has been a valuable member of several defenses since his draft in 2019.

Edwards has primarily been a rotational third safety who can play numerous positions, but he has been asked to do much more in recent years,

both with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. His finest skill is as a free safety or in the slot.

The Chicago Bears may provide an opportunity for him to be an uncontested starter, something he has not had in his NFL career.

This makes him an obvious potential fit for the team this offseason.

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