The Chicago Bears' decision to cut DeMarcus Walker makes their need for an upgrade along the defensive line ever greater
Chicago Bears cut Gerald Everett and DeMarcus Walker, freeing up $10.75 million in cap space for an active offseason ahead.
ESPN's Courtney Cronin highlighted the Bears' issues at defensive end during her recent examination of the team's most critical roster needs for next season. In the process, she floated one specific free agent: Philadelphia's Josh Sweat.
The Chicago Bears are undergoing changes on the roster with new coach Ben Johnson in place. One key starter on offense could be the next to go.
On Friday, the Chicago Bears announced they were cutting two players, including former Florida State standout DeMarcus Walkers. The move opens up more than $10 million in cap space for the franchise which is in need of a makeover after missing the playoffs for the 13th time in the past 15 seasons.
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