LAST MINUTE Chicago Bears Trade Targets Before The 2025 NFL Trade Deadline

LAST MINUTE Chicago Bears Trade Targets Before The 2025 NFL Trade Deadline

[Music] It is officially NFL trade deadline day and I am going to dive into some final trade targets for the Chicago Bears. We take a look at 30 players that the Bears could acquire before the NFL trade deadline which comes and goes at 3:00 Central today. To me, these are the four biggest needs for the Bears. edge rusher, especially after Dio Dango’s injury. I’d say that’s number one. Cornerback, outside corner in particular. That is number two. I would throw a defensive tackle at number three, left tackle at number four. You could probably flip those, but in terms of what’s more realistic to acquire in the middle of the season, I would put defensive tackle ahead of left tackle. I don’t think you’re going to be able to get a left tackle on the fly. Uh it just uh is what it is with what you currently have. All right, subscribe and join us. Myself and producer Cullen will be live for the NFL trade deadline. We’ll be live by noon central, potentially sooner, especially if the Bears make a move before that. But be sure to lock us in, hit that subscribe button, turn on notifications, and come hang out for the 2025 NFL trade deadline. All right, let’s take a look at some edge targets for the Bears. Trey Hendrickson, it continues, excuse me, to circulate. Will the Bengals trade him? Uh there’s been some buzz around teams uh uh trying to acquire him. Dallas uh apparently is in the mix there. Uh I think this comes down to Cincinnati really. Are they willing to move him? And if they are, what do they want in return? Diana Rini reported that they were still asking for a first? I don’t think that’s happening. So would Cincinnati take a two? What will a team offer a two? Would they settle for a three for a 30-year-old who’s an expiring contract and for a guy they haven’t committed to long term? I would if I were them, but I’m not in their shoes, so I don’t know what’s going to happen there. But if I could get him for a third round pick, I’d be pretty happy about that. Same with Denil Hunter. Not doing a one, probably not doing a two. 31y old guy, but if I could get him for a third, you actually have an extra year of him as well next year. Now, it’s a big contract next season, so you’d have to kind of figure out the cap hits for that. Maybe add a void year or something like that uh to uh fit that into your cap table for 2026. But that’s something you could figure out down the road. Not sure the Texans will trade him, but I would offer a third. Germaine Johnson uh has been rumored to trades as well. Now, the Jets and Germaine uh a couple weeks ago kind of uh puffed out their chest and said he’s not going anywhere. Does that change? We’ll have to wait and see. Um I would offer probably a fourth for him. I don’t think I’d dip into the second or third round for Germaine Johnson given his injury history. He also has a torn Achilles under his belt. Kavon Tibido. The Giants reportedly won a first. That’s a non-starter. I’m not even sure I would do a second. I would do a third. Really good against the run. Flashes as a pass rusher. Uh I think he fits uh uh kind of the Dennis Allen height, size, weight combination that he’s looking for. So, uh if you could get him for a third, I’d be in. Not sure I’d do a two. Definitely wouldn’t do a one. Uh Bradley Chub, I think he’s getting moved before the deadline. And the question is where and the question is for how much. They traded Jaylen Phillips for a third. He was still on his rookie contract. I don’t think the Dolphins are getting a third for Bradley Chub. He’s making about $19 million per year. He’s a good player, not a great player. I think a fourth or a fifth round pick is what you’re looking at. And I’d probably do that if I was the Chicago Bears. Okay. Some other edge rushers out there, the two Saints guys, Chase Young, Carl Granderson. Not sure uh you can get either of those guys, but the Dennis Allen connection is there. they would be able to come in, pick up the scheme, and contribute right away. Will McDonald the fourth, more of an undersized speed rusher. Not sure he’s a fit, but I do like him as a pass rusher. Uh, some lesser names, Arden Key and Arnold Equetti. They could uh be involved in rotations. Same with Matt Judon and Von Miller. Uh, Draymond Jones, kind of a tweener. I don’t know if he’s a good scheme fit, but he’s having a pretty productive year. Four and a half sacks in nine games. Anthony Jennings, good against the run, not a good pass rusher, so you could play him on early downs. Then Boyet Maf, I don’t know what the offer would be. He’s in the final year of his contract with Seattle. Uh, so that’s kind of an interesting one. I’m not sure the Bears would go down that route. Who is your dream edge target for the Chicago Bears? And sure, you could say Max Crosby or Miles Garrett. 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And it sounds like if the Jets are going to move him, they would want a first. So that’s probably a non-starter for me. But if you got Quinnon Williams on this defensive line for a second round pick, I mean, he’s he’s a very impactful player. Shelby Harris, kind of a rotational guy on the interior. Uh, I think if you’re gonna go defensive tackle, you’d probably rather get a more impactful player, but he’s at least a guy, excuse me, you can put on your defensive line. Uh, knows how to play. Has played in a lot of different systems. Devon Godsho with the Saints, uh, as well. More of a run stopper. Um, not sure you really need that. You’ve got Andrew Billings. You’ve got, uh, obviously Jonathan Ford as well. He’s probably better than Jonathan Ford, but uh, I don’t think that’s really the type of defensive lineman you need. but he’s been linked in trade, so I wanted to mention him. Tyrie Wilson and Kus Campbell. I mentioned both these guys at once here. They’re kind of edge DTAC hybrids depending on scheme. Uh they would probably line up in both spots in this defense. So, they do have the that versatility. Obviously, Tyrie Wilson, things haven’t fully clicked in Vegas as a former first round pick. He’s had moments. I actually think he’s been better as a defensive tackle, especially as a pass rusher than on the edge. So, you’ve got that. Cla Campbell at 38 years old is still a productive player. Uh if uh we’re filming this Monday night before the game, if uh Arizona loses to Dallas, if they lost last night, maybe he’s a guy that they would trade off. Uh okay, some cornerbacks here. Russell Douglas, he remains the guy I want the most. Why? Because he’s a rental. You don’t need a long-term answer at corner. Jaylen Johnson is under contract for years to come. Kyler Gordon is as well. You need a guy who can step in and play outside corner for the second half of this season. That is something Russell Douglas can do. The word I would use to describe him is solid. He’s a, you know, serviceable to good CB2 on the outside. He’s played pretty well for Miami this year. He’s played in a lot of different systems. I would trust him to get in here and get up to speed quickly. Alante Taylor expiring contract on his rookie deal. Now, he’s younger, so would you consider him a guy you’d keep longterm? Maybe. There is the Dennis Allen connection. What I like with Taylor is he’s got um flexibility. He can play in the slot. He can play outside corner. He’s done both uh in New Orleans. He would know the verbiage. He would know the defense. So, uh in terms of getting up to speed, it wouldn’t take very long. Reek one with the Seattle Seahawks. I thought he’s played pretty well the last couple of weeks. I don’t think Seattle’s going to move him, but there’s been reports that they don’t love the scheme fit with him and Boy Maf in that defense moving forward, which is why there’s been chatter about them being available. That tells me that they’re kind of looking ahead and saying we’re probably not going to resign these guys. So, if they got the right offer, they would take it. That being said, they’re a contending team. They’re not just going to give these guys away because at at minimum, they’re good backups. So, you know, are you giving up a third or a fourth for week one expiring deal? I I’d rather just bring in Rul Douglas for cheaper. Cam Taylor Britt, same deal. If it’s cheap pick, swap, late round pick, I’d rather do that than a middle round pick for week one. I thought Taylor Britt played pretty well against the Bears uh on Sunday. uh hasn’t had a great year, but uh has been productive in this league before. Uh and then Joshua Williams, just a name we haven’t talked about a ton. Early in his career with the Chiefs, stepped in, did some good things. He started a couple Super Bowls. He’s got that big game experience. He’s a long lanky corner. I think he kind of profiles as a press man guy, so maybe Dennis Allen could get the best out of him. Uh I don’t know if he’s like an instant upgrade over Nan Wright, but he is an interesting name. Okay, speaking of an interesting name at the cornerback position, Asante Samuel Jr. remember he had a medical check scheduled for mid-occtober to see if he would be cleared to play because he had a neck surgery this off season. It was a pretty serious deal. Well, Jeremy Fowler has reported that he has been cleared and that he can start taking visits with teams this week. If I am the Chicago Bears, I would be on the phone with the Sante Samuels agent. Hey, come work out. If you have a good workout, we’re signing you at least to the practice squad, if not to the 53. We have an open spot now with Dio Dango. Now, maybe the Bears have made a trade by the time you watch this video, but regardless, you could get him on your roster, at least on the practice squad to ramp him up to the 53. And if he’s healthy, you don’t have to give up a pick. He can play outside corner. He’s got some nickel flex as well. Uh maybe that’s the best case scenario. And who knows, maybe he’s a long-term piece. Uh, but at least for the here and now, he could help you and he could get on the field pretty quickly. I would imagine you might have to get his conditioning up. Speed might take a week or two, but Nan Wright hasn’t been so bad. Like you you can’t get by for now. Uh, but if Asante Samuel can come in, compete with Nan Wright and get some snaps for you, that would be a pretty ideal scenario for the Bears defense. Should the Bears sign Asante Samuel Jr. type S for sign or P for pass, I would be interested. I’m at least getting him on the phone and working him out and seeing what his medical situation is. He’s been cleared. Obviously, the Bears would want to do their own medical check, but uh that is something that has caught my attention. All right, some other CB trade targets. Isaac Yaidum, Dennis Allen connection again there with the Saints. He’s been injured some this year, so not sure how viable that is. Christian Fulton, same deal. He’s dealt with injuries. When they signed him, many believed he would start opposite of Trent McDuffy. That has not been the case. Uh he’s gotten lost in the shuffle there. Mike Hughes nickel outside hybrid. He did sign a three-year deal with Atlanta. It’s either this offseason or the one before. So, I’m not sure the Falcons are ready to pivot. Uh, but he’s a quality vet. Uh, Deontay Banks sucks, but if you want to take a chance on a reclamation project for nothing more than a pick swap for a former first round pick, you could at least get him into your building and see what he could do. All right, there you have it. 30 trade targets, technically 29 plus Asante Samuel Jr., so 30 if you include him. and he’s a free agent obviously, so wouldn’t have to trade for him. But today’s the day we find out what the Chicago Bears do before the trade deadline comes and goes. My name is Harrison Graham. Join our live stream. We’ll see you soon. [Music]

Chicago Bears Trade Rumors come on 2025 NFL Trade Deadline day as Chat Sports host Harrison Graham explores some last minute Bears trade targets. Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/CLNS and use code CLNS and get $50 in lineups when you play your first $5 lineup! The Bears are expected to be buyers heading into the 2025 NFL Trade Deadline according to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports and other NFL Insiders. Which NFL trade candidate could Bears GM Ryan Poles be looking to add to this Chicago Bears roster? Will the Bears add a pass rusher or a cornerback? Both? Harrison explores 30 Bears trade targets on today’s show.

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Bears EDGE targets:
– Trey Hendrickson (CIN)
– Danielle Hunter (HOU)
– Jermaine Johnson (NYJ)
– Kayvon Thibodeaux (NYG)
– Bradley Chubb (MIA)
– Chase Young (NO)
– Carl Granderson (NO)
– Will McDonald IV (NYJ)
– Arden Key (TEN)
– Arnold Ebiketie (ATL)
– Von Miller (WAS)
– Matthew Judon (MIA)
– Dre’Mont Jones (TEN)
– Anfernee Jennings (NE)
– Boye Mafe (SEA)

Bears DT targets
– Quinnen Williams (NYJ)
– Shelby Harris (CLE)
– Davon Godchaux (NO)
– Tyree Wilson (LV)
– Calais Campbell (ARI)

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Bears CB targets:
– Rasul Douglas (MIA)
– Alontae Taylor (NO)
– Riq Woolen (SEA)
– Cam Taylor-Britt (CIN)
– Joshua Williams (KC)
– Isaac Yiadom (NO)
– Kristian Fulton (KC)
– Mike Hughes (ATL)
– Deonte Banks (NYG)
– Asante Samuel Jr. (free agent)

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