Bears Could Pursue Trade Additions

The Chicago Bears could act as buyers ahead of the trade deadline following a 3-1 start to the season. According to ESPN's Dan Graziano, Chicago is viewed as a candidate to pursue additions in the coming weeks. The team recently defeated the New York Jets to secure its second straight victory without starting quarterback Caleb Williams.

Potential trade targets could include reinforcements in the secondary and the pass rush room. Chicago's defensive backfield has operated without safety Coby Bryant, though slot cornerback Kyler Gordon is nearing a return. General manager Ryan Poles currently has approximately $7.34 million in salary cap space to facilitate potential roster additions.