When it comes to the trade front, the main Chicago Bears player we keep hearing about is tight end Cole Kmet, who appears to be the odd man out with Colston Loveland at the top of the depth chart and rookie Sam Roush already making noise.

I find it very hard to believe that the Chicago Bears will enter next season feeling rather confident with their edge-rushing room. While the Bears have attempted to make some moves during the offseason to improve the unit,

A surprising new report has suddenly connected one of the Bears’ most important defensive veterans to possible trade talks before the 2026 season.

ESPN floated Cole Kmet trade ideas, but the Bears still need his blocking, leadership and versatility more than another package of future draft picks.

The Bears moved on from DJ Moore this offseason, but the young receivers in Chicago are following his lead.

An opportunity for the Chicago Bears to trade for Myles Garrett, arguably the best defensive player in the NFL, is beginning to materialize.

The Chicago Bears made some big changes to their roster this offseason, with both starting safeties and a starting linebacker leaving in free agency. They added Dillon Thieneman, Coby Bryant, and Devin Bush on defense to fill those holes.

There may be an ideal time for the Chicago Bears to trade Cole Kmet, but is now the right time, or should they hold off for better deals later in the season?