Bears GM Ryan Poles plans aggressive free agency approach

As the NFL offseason approaches, both the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears are preparing to make significant moves in free agency, backed by substantial cap space. The Vikings, with approximately $63.3 million, aim to address weaknesses in their offensive and defensive lines, as highlighted by their recent struggles. General Manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah emphasized the need for improvement and a strategic approach to building a competitive team. Meanwhile, the Bears enter the offseason with around $80 million in cap space and a clear focus on bolstering their offensive line, having suffered the highest number of quarterback sacks last season. GM Ryan Poles expressed a commitment to aggressive spending and aligning with new head coach Ben Johnson to enhance the roster. Both teams are keen on turning their offseason efforts into a foundation for future success.