Bears Bolster Secondary
The Chicago Bears signed a former Seahawk to a 3-year, $40 million deal, strengthening their secondary Bears 2026 free agency tracker: Offseason moves, signings.
The Bears' new acquisition is expected to compete for a starting role at safety, adding much-needed experience to a relatively young defensive backfield. He brings a reputation as a ball-hawking defender, with a knack for creating turnovers. This signing addresses a key need for the Bears, who struggled with pass defense and creating turnovers last season. The financial commitment shows the team's dedication to improving the defense. The Bears' front office has been aggressive in free agency, also adding talent at linebacker and along the defensive line. These moves signal a clear focus on building a dominant defense.
