Let’s dive into the Bears’ offseason strategy ... trade inquiry for Tomlin underscores Chicago’s desire for stability.

There is plenty of talent on the defensive side of the football for the Bears, and adding veterans Jarrett, Odeyingbo, to the likes of Sweat and Byard, should give Allen all the tools he needs to turn ...

the Bears traded for guards Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney before signing center Drew Dalman. And after Chicago finished their most recent campaign ranked 27th in total defense, allowing 354.3 yards ...

Plus, get insights from quarterbacks coach J.T. Barrett and defensive line coach ... Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer on Bears, etc. to discuss his experience at this year's NFL Draft and his lifelong ...

It's the strategy Chicago uses in a new -- early ... In addition to Odeyingbo, the Bears bulked up the defensive line with the signing of veteran free agenty Grady Jarrett and the selection ...

Most of the focus around the Chicago Bears head ... a no-nonsense leader from the defensive side of the ball. In ESPN's recent coach hiring predictions, the Bears do just that and tab Minnesota ...

Adopting that strategy could help ... Poles said defensive end Montez Sweat expressed "disappointment" with his second season in Chicago. The Bears' highest-paid player registered 5.5 sacks ...

Justin Casterline/Getty Images Share INDIANAPOLIS — Few problems have persistently dogged Bears general manager Ryan Poles like the defensive ... “There’s a strategy to that,” Poles ...