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The Bears have needs across the defensive line, including at defensive end. Chicago had the league’s worst pass rush last season, totaling just 20 sacks in 17 games, which put immense pressure on an already injury-riddled secondary. Granted, a big factor were the trades of Khalil Mack and Robert Quinn. But a lack of a pass rush hindered the defense in a big way.
Following the release of Al-Quadin Muhammad, who didn’t live up to expectations, the Bears are down to just former fifth-rounders Trevis Gipson and Dominique Robinson. Essentially, Chicago needs to find two new starting defensive ends, where Gipson and Robinson can rotate in. The Bears will look to free agency and the NFL draft, where Will Anderson Jr. could be in play at No. 1.
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