The Chicago Bears may have another intriguing option to address one of their biggest roster weaknesses. With the defensive tackle position currently thin, a new report suggests the team could look toward a recently released veteran who spent the 2025 season inside the NFC North.

This article was originally published on www.fansided.com as The biggest question every NFC North team needs to answer this offseason.

Two familiar and troublesome faces in opposing backfields will no longer be a problem for the Bears after Monday roster moves by NFC North opponents.

The Chicago Bears won the NFC North division in 2025, and they’ve been rewarded with a daunting schedule against plenty of challenging teams.

Case Keenum hasn't thrown a pass in an NFL game since 2023. The Bears are giving him $5.5 million over the next two years. Here's why:

Agrees to three-year deal with CHI

Former Seahawks safety Coby Bryant has agreed to join the Bears in free agency after winning Super Bowl LX with Seattle in 2026.

The Chicago Bears have secured a key defensive contributor, re-signing linebacker D'Marco Jackson to a two-year contract extension.