Our Bears Wire staff is sharing their thoughts on their top free agent targets (realistic and dream scenarios), as well as which players to avoid.

NFL free agency begins on March 10, and the Chicago Bears are set to be one of the most active teams. Here are four reasonable predictions for what GM Ryan Poles might do.

After two trades to bolster their offensive line, the Chicago Bears’ priorities have shifted somewhat for free agency and the NFL draft.

Entering free agency with loads of spending money lining their pockets, the Chicago Bears are linked to a Falcons free agent again. After trading for Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, the Bears are rumored to be active in obtaining Falcons center Drew Dalman, per Jordan Schultz on X.

The Chicago Bears are less than a week away from the start of unrestricted free agency, but changes to their 2025 roster are already well underway. Bears general manager Ryan Poles has readjusted priorities ahead of his fourth season at the helm,

As the Bears prepare for the upcoming 2025 NFL free agency window, they should avoid signing these two free agents.

According to Over the Cap's Jason Fitzgerald, the Bears are tendering defensive tackle Chris Williams as a restricted free agent at the right-of-first-refusal level, meaning he will have a cap hit of $3.263 million in 2025 with no guarantees.

Free agency is upon us. We're taking a look at one pending free agent from each NFL team that should interest the Bears.

While there isn’t much top-end wide receiver talent in the free agent market this offseason, the Chicago Bears could look to capitalize on depth signings at the position.