JUST IN:Regarding NFL Draft, Chicago Bears Latest Statement Implies They Could Acquire $70.5 Million “Top Shelf” Wide Receiver And Trade For A $48.2 Million Offensive Line In Exchange For Left Tackle Braxton Jones, No. 10 Overall Pick And A Second Round Pick
JUST IN: Chicago Bears’ Latest Statement Hints at Blockbuster Draft Moves
The Chicago Bears have made waves ahead of the NFL Draft, signaling potential major roster changes. According to the latest statement from the team, they could be looking to acquire a $70.5 million “top-shelf” wide receiver while also strengthening their offensive line with a $48.2 million addition.
To execute these moves, the Bears are reportedly willing to part ways with left tackle Braxton Jones, the No. 10 overall pick, and a second-round pick. This aggressive approach suggests the franchise is committed to surrounding their likely No. 1 pick, expected to be USC quarterback Caleb Williams, with elite talent.
The wide receiver in question could provide the Bears with a true No. 1 target alongside DJ Moore, while the offensive line upgrade would help fortify protection for their new quarterback. If finalized, these trades could significantly reshape the Bears’ roster heading into the 2024 season.