The Chicago Bears are reportedly considering trading a quarterback with a $10 million salary as the NFL trade deadline approaches, according to a report from Heavy. The potential move comes amid injury news surrounding the Baltimore Ravens, which could affect the quarterback market.
Bears general manager Ryan Poles, who has been evaluating the team's roster, may look to capitalize on the situation. The Ravens' injury situation could create demand for a backup quarterback, making the Bears' asset more valuable.
The trade deadline is set for early November, and the Bears' front office is expected to be active. Poles was seen at Soldier Field on November 17, 2024, ahead of a game against the Green Bay Packers, indicating his hands-on approach.
