As the Chicago Bears wait for training camp to open, general manager Ryan Poles and company are scouring the roster to see where additions could be made. One clear area of need is in Chicago’s pass rush. The Bears already have former Pro Bowler Montez Sweat on their roster. Plus they signed Dayo Odeyingbo to a $48 million contract to start opposite of him. But the options behind them are all unheralded. Playing in the daunting NFC North, Chicago knows it needs all the firepower it can get along the defensive line. At this stage of the offseason, most of the big name free agents are off the board. However, a player like former Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons standout Matthew Judon could help the Bears if healthy. He was one of three players linked to the franchise by Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer. “I think that’s all relative to what’s out there. So they’ll get a look at D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson at running back, and Montez Sweat and Dayo Odeyingbo (who plays some insideRead More
Bears’ Ryan Poles eyeing redemption with Pro Bowl free agent
