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This was worth the grueling wait.Bears general manager Ryan Poles stepped into the job in 2022 and had no choice but to burn down the roster in the first phase of a massive rebuild. He tried to develop the flawed…

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles acquired All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons in a blockbuster trade, signaling a major push toward competing for a Super Bowl. The deal required Chicago to surrender two first-round draft picks to land the 29-year-old standout, who remains under contract through 2030.
Poles stated that the move addresses a critical defensive deficiency after years of rebuilding through conservative roster management and developing quarterback Caleb Williams. The article notes that while trading significant future capital presents risk, the franchise believes adding an elite interior defensive lineman solidifies their championship aspirations.
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