Chicago Bears front office reportedly passed on a $21 million cornerback trade that could come back to haunt the franchise, according to analysis published Wednesday by Heavy.com.
The report, authored by Max Dible, suggests the missed opportunity may weaken Chicago's secondary depth as the season progresses. While the specific trade target was not named in the initial summary, the article references Seattle Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen, who wore No. 27 in a recent game against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Bears' cornerback room has faced scrutiny this season, and the decision to stand pat at the trade deadline could leave the team vulnerable to injuries or performance dips down the stretch.
