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The Chicago Bears have scraped by without a definitive pass rush presence for years. Montez Sweat is a good player, but not somebody who demands extra attention. The same is true of Austin Booker. As Dennis Allen said recently, in…

Erik Lambert of Sports Mockery argues that New York Jets pass rusher Will McDonald represents an ideal trade target for the Chicago Bears ahead of the deadline. Lambert highlights McDonald's contract status as a primary factor, noting that the 27-year-old defensive end is under team control through 2027 under his fifth-year option worth approximately $13.75 million.
According to the piece, Bears general manager Ryan Poles typically targets productive, younger players on multi-year deals rather than short-term rentals. Lambert suggests that despite coordinator Dennis Allen's preference for heavier defensive linemen, McDonald's pass-rushing production makes him worth an estimated second- or third-round draft pick.
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