This Bears 2026 Offseason Blueprint Includes a Move Nobody Is Expecting
The Bears Film Room podcast is back with another deep dive into the Chicago Bears future, this time breaking down the Chicago Bears 2026 Mock Offseason: Controlled Aggression article originally written by Erik Lambert of Sports Mockery. In the latest episode, co-hosts Dave and Ficky walk listeners through what a calculated yet bold offseason could look like for a Bears team ready to take the next step.
The discussion opens with a focus on continuity, highlighting the importance of re-signing key free agents, most notably safeties Jaquan Brisker and Kevin Byard. Keeping both players in the fold maintains stability on the back end of the defense while preserving leadership and experience in a locker room with growing expectations.
One of the most debated segments of the episode centers on a shocking hypothetical move: DJ Moore being traded to the Buffalo Bills. The podcast digs into what that compensation could realistically look like, weighing draft capital versus long-term roster flexibility and how such a move might reset the Bears offensive hierarchy.
The episode also explores the idea of a true splash in free agency. Rather than reckless spending, the mock offseason emphasizes targeted aggression, spending big at the right position, at the right time, to complement a developing core.
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