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We’re starting on the d-line with our Chicago Bears’ training camp positional preview articles, and after looking at EDGE yesterday, today is all about the interior. While the Bears didn’t add any defensive ends this offseason (not a single one!), they did add some tackles to com…
The Chicago Bears 2025 season was a massive success by almost any standard, but that doesn’t mean that there weren’t several underperformers on the Bears’ roster. Several names didn’t match expectations, ranging from disappointing sophomore seasons (Rome Odunze), to injury riddle…
Despite any expectations fans may have about Grady Jarrett, the Chicago Bears’ lack of significant movement at the position suggests they still expect him to be a difference-maker in the middle of the defense. Oh, sure, they brought in Neville Gallimore on a two-year, $10 million…
Next up in @wiltfongjr’s 10 Most Important Bears series is defensive tackle Grady Jarrett. Can the 33-year-old turn back the clock?
We have just two names remaining on our ten Chicago Bears with the most to prove. So far, every name in the top five has been on the defensive side of the ball; in fact, the last three names, Dayo Odeyingbo, Grady Jarrett, and Gervon Dexter, have all been on the defensive line. C…
We’ve reached the final four Chicago Bears that have the most to prove in 2026. Today’s player is our second consecutive defensive lineman, and it is Grady Jarrett. When the Bears signed Grady Jarrett last offseason, it came just two days after the Falcons released him in a cost-…
Bears Bears DT Grady Jarrett suffered a knee injury in Week 4 and lost his starting spot. He hopes that this season he can show more than he did during his first year with Chicago. “I’m 33 years old now,” Jarrett said, via Pro Football Talk. “It’s exciting to be feeling a lot bet…
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