While it wasn’t as splashy of an offseason for the Chicago Bears that we’ve grown accustomed to under general manager Ryan Pace — with no big money free agents or first or second round draft picks — it was still a productive one. The Bears did lose a few starters, but they plugged those holes back up with some veterans, plus addressed those positions in the draft as well. They also had a highly regarded group of undrafted free agents come in that could help build up the depth of the team.
All in all, nothing happened that could negatively impact their chances to repeat as NFC North champs, and that’s the prevailing sentiment from Vegas as well, because they’re still the odds on favorite to take the division.