The Chicago Bears have several players scheduled to hit unrestricted free agency this offseason. Here are who they should re-sign and who they should let go.

The Chicago Bears had some high hopes for the 2024 season but things didn't work out. There were some who even predicted the Bears would be a playoff team in 2024 -- myself included -- but Chicago ended up finishing with a 5-12 record and in last place in the NFL North.

The Chicago Bears' 2024 season has finally come to a close and everyone in Chicago has been desperately waiting for the offseason to finally get here. Well, it's finally here and we can begin looking ahead to the offseason to see how this team can turn things around.

Having been riddled by injuries throughout his tenure with the Chicago Bears, left guard Teven Jenkins is approaching his first free agency experience with an open mind. During the 2024 season, Jenkins played a career-high 738 snaps, which was still less than 65% of the offensive plays that were ran by the team this season.

The Bears and left guard Teven Jenkins both sound ready to move on, and Jenkins said Monday he was mentally prepared to leave as an unrestricted free agent in March. Jenkins, a second-round pick in 2021,

Heading into his final season under contract with the Bears, left guard Teven Jenkins hoped to earn an extension with the team, but that never came to fruition. Now, he seems to know his time in Chicago is coming to a close.

Dallas' exclusive negotiating window with McCarthy runs until Jan. 14. Will Jerry Jones let him interview or extend his deal?

According to Adam Schefter, the Bears have requested permission to interview Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy for their coaching vacancy.  Schefter adds if Dallas

The Chicago Bears submitted formal requests to interview Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing as well both coordinators from the Detroit Lions, NFL Network reported Monday. The Bears (5-12) fired head coach Matt Eberflus on Nov.