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Matt Pryor

PHI Tackle #79

22hEagles signed OL Matt Pryor, formerly of the Bears, to a one-year contract.

Pryor entered the league as a sixth-round Eagles reserve but spent the past four years bouncing around various locales. That includes a stint as a 15-game starter for the Bears last season. He held up surprisingly well on Caleb Williams’ right side, mostly at guard. Although he’s now on the wrong side of 30, Pryor is valuable, experienced depth.

Teven Jenkins

CLE Guard #76

7dBrowns signed OG Teven Jenkins, formerly of the Bears.

The terms aren’t yet known, but Jenkins brings three years of starting experience to the Browns. Despite the Bears’ decision to move on from him, Jenkins has graded out as one of the top-15 guards in the league in each of the last two seasons, per PFF, and has allowed 17 or fewer pressures in every season he’s played in. Cleveland wouldn’t seem to have an obvious starting spot for Jenkins, whose market appears to have been weaker than expected because of his lengthy injury history.

DeAndre Carter

CLE Wide Receiver #11

8dBrowns signed WR DeAndre Carter, formerly of the Bears, to a one-year contract.

Carter is a seven-year NFL veteran, spending most of his time as a return man. His best season as a wide receiver came in 2022, when he tallied 46 receptions for 538 yards and three touchdowns with the Chargers. Playing for the Bears last season, Carter caught nine passes for 72 yards and added 15 kick returns for 479 yards with 17 punt returns for 158 yards. The Browns add him as wide receiver depth and likely their top returner on special teams.

Devin Duvernay

CHI Wide Receiver #13

8dBears signed WR Devin Duvernay, formerly of the Jaguars, to a one-year contract.

Duvernay signed a two-year, $12.5 million contract with the Jags last offseason but was released after just one year. He caught 11 passes for 79 yards on offense and, per usual, was highly involved on special teams. He returned both kicks and punts in Jacksonville and did so for the Ravens while on his rookie contract. Duvernay will continue to play his return specialist role in Chicago.

D'Andre Swift

CHI Running Back #4

9dESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Bears were “another option” for Kareem Hunt before he re-signed with the Chiefs.

The 2022 Lions, coordinated by Ben Johnson, made a fairly quick decision to ditch D’Andre Swift the next offseason and pick up between-the-tackles pounder David Montgomery. Hunt seems cut from that cloth at this point, and while Swift’s contract essentially doesn’t allow the Bears to save any cap space without a trade, it isn’t completely surprising to see the Bears sniffing around help at running back. Chicago could be yet another team hunting for a true franchise back in the draft this year.

Travis Homer

CHI Running Back #20

10dBears re-signed RB Travis Homer to a one-year, $2 million contract.

Homer contributes primarily to special teams but has flashed in limited rushing opportunities in previous seasons, making the signing a solid depth move that carries little risk financially. The backfield currently appears to have D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson forming a 1A-1B situation in Ben Johnson’s offense. Homer is not likely to find NFL carries next season without injuries in front of him.

Rondale Moore

FA Wide Receiver #14

11dNFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports free agent WR Rondale Moore is meeting with the Bears.

Just days after meeting with the Vikings, Moore will now keep his free agent tour in the NFC North as he prepares to speak with the Bears. After missing all of last season with a knee injury, the former second-round pick is hoping to find a landing spot that will allow him to best utilize his talents in what will likely be a prove-it year. If he catches on with the Bears, Moore would likely compete with Olamide Zaccheaus, who the team signed earlier this offseason, for third-receiver duties.

Teven Jenkins

FA Guard #76

14dESPN’s Adam Schefter reports free agent OG Teven Jenkins will meet with the Seahawks on Monday.

Jenkins started 14 games for the Bears last season, but became expendable after the team went out and upgraded both guard positions this offseason. Jenkins earned a PFF blocking grade of 75.4 last season and has graded as a top-15 blocker in each of his last two seasons. The former second-round pick is a more than serviceable starter who would immediately provide an upgrade to a Seahawks line that saw some of the worst guard play in the league last season.

Jonah Jackson

CHI Guard #72

14dBears signed OG Jonah Jackson to a one-year contract extension through 2027.

NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports that the Bears increased Jackson’s 2026 base salary guarantees to $7 million, with "$5.25 million more for injury.” He will also get “all $17.5 million he was slated to earn this season in the deal he [previously] signed with the Rams.” Sounds like a pretty hefty bag for a guy who played 267 snaps last year, but it’s not our money.

Jake Curhan

ARI Tackle #73

14dCardinals signed OL Jake Curhan, formerly of the Bears.

The 26-year-old former undrafted free agent made 10 appearances for the Bears last season, including two starts. He also started four games for the Seahawks in 2023. He has fairly extensive experience at both tackle and guard, enhancing his odds of making the Cardinals’ 53-man roster.

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