Bears have no choice but to make this trade after Myles Garrett deal with Rams
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After multiple blockbuster moves on Monday, the Chicago Bears are now on the clock.
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The Myles Garrett trade definitely ruffled some feathers for Bears fans, as the hope was that if the Cleveland Browns were going to move on from him, Chicago would at least have a chance to land him. It sounds like Chicago wasn't willing to do what it takes to land a player of his caliber, though there are multiple other guys on the edge who could be a great fit for this organization.
One of them is Maxx Crosby, who some think the Bears have no choice but to go after as a result of the blockbuster move that the Los Angeles Rams made.
“Crosby is the one and only move to make, now. The Bears watched the team that literally sent them packing a few months ago go out and throw caution to the wind by acquiring Garrett. Why can't Poles do the same thing with Crosby?
“We know the Raiders have been willing to let him go, and we know the Bears are arguably a legitimate pass rusher away from being a Super Bowl contender,” Ryan Heckman wrote.
It's not crazy to say that the Bears need to improve their edge-rushing unit, and that's something that's been said over the past few months.
If Chicago is serious about competing for a Super Bowl this year, there's no debate that adding a player of Crosby's caliber almost feels like a necessity. The Bears have a lot of talent, but missing that one player off the edge could be the reason why they don't work.
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