A potential future Hall of Famer could generate interest from the Chicago Bears when NFL free agency kicks off.

The Chicago Bears have been predicted to make a $66 million investment in a new starting edge rusher when 2025 NFL free agency begins.

There’s a busy week ahead NFL free agency begins when the negotiating period opens at 11 a.m. Monday. Players are allowed to sign contracts with new teams beginning 3 p.m. Wednesday. It’s about

The Chicago Bears are consistently listed among the teams searching for a pass rusher in free agency and were recently named among the best landing spots for one superstar sack artist.

After two trades to bolster their offensive line, the Chicago Bears’ priorities have shifted somewhat for free agency and the NFL draft.

With free agency just around the corner, we're taking a look at moves we'd like to see the Bears consider to improve their roster.

Acquiring two offensive linemen in Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, as they look to address the biggest need on the team, the Bears are being mentioned as a team to watch on the trade market as they're consider a contender for pass rusher Trey Hendrickson of the Cincinnati Bengals.

Free agency is just around the corner. We're taking a look at one pending free agent from each NFC team that could interest the Bears.

The Bears have a lot of different directions that they can go in to get help on the edge in free agency this offseason.

Washington Commanders Pro Bowler Jonathan Allen was predicted to be traded to the Chicago Bears in the NFL offseason.

The rumors about them bringing back their former superstar — five-time All-Pro Khalil Mack — also haven't faded in the days leading up to negotiations. 670 The Score's Chris Emma has even reported Mack "has interest" in a reunion.

The Bears have the ability and will likely pivot in free agency, after landing offensive guard Joe Thuney in a trade on Wednesday.