The thing to remember about Chicago Bears free agency this year is there's no set way things are certain to go. It's a fluid process that can break all sorts of directions. It heavily depends on variables including what the players involved are seeking and what the GMs involved are willing to offer. Ryan Pace knows this well. This will be his fifth such run through it.
Granted, 2019 figures to be the most challenging to date. The Bears have less than $14 million in cap space this year. By far the lowest Pace has worked with during his tenure. It isn't a danger zone but it will make any sort of bold move difficult. Accomplishing objectives will take creativity and perhaps a necessary sacrifice.
Yet fans can only ask the simple question. What will they do? So in order to at least give them an idea, I've decided to put forth a series of plausible scenarios in which the Bears may approach the coming free agency period. Each of them goes in a particular direction with none being the same.
Scenario #1: All in the Family
- Re-sign Adrian Amos
- Re-sign Bryce Callahan
Scenario #2: Famous Amos
- Re-sign Adrian Amos
- Sign Justin Coleman
Scenario #3: Dirty Bryce
- Re-sign Bryce Callahan
- Sign Kenny Vaccaro
Scenario #4: Roll Tide
- Sign Landon Collins
- Sign Kareem Jackson
Scenario #5: Strength on strength
- Sign Justin Houston
- Sign Jason Verrett
- Sign Mike Mitchell
- Scenario #6: Loading up for 2020
- Don't keep Amos or Callahan
- Sign cheap veteran depth
- Draft further competition
- Secure compensatory picks in 2020
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