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Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles could make a move that influences a team's chances at no. 1 prospect Jeremiah Smith.

Bear Goggles On argues that Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles should target a trade with the winless Los Angeles Chargers ahead of the November 10 deadline. Writer Ryan Heckman suggests that Los Angeles could look to sell talent to secure the No. 1 overall draft pick for Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, creating an opportunity for Chicago to acquire pass-rushing help.
The article highlights edge rusher Tuli Tuipulotu and former Bear Khalil Mack as viable targets. Heckman notes that acquiring Tuipulotu would involve dealing premium draft capital and securing a contract extension, while Mack represents an easier, low-cost acquisition following reports that Chicago has already called about his availability.
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