The Chicago Bears desperately need to make a significant move in free agency or via trade to improve their suspect edge rushers group and one NFL insider isn't ruling out that happening.

As all the Bears' undrafted free agents, one stands out as having a real chance of making the 2026 53-man roster.

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General manager Ryan Poles will looking to bring in some additional talent to compete during training camp. The Bears have found some great undrafted free agents in the past, including defensive end Roy Robertson-Harris, linebacker Jack Sanborn, quarterback Tyson Bagent and most recently wide receiver Jahdae Walker.

While the Chicago Bears haven gotten plenty of praise for their 2025 NFL Draft class, one glaring omission was the lack of a true pass rusher. The easiest way for the Bears to remedy the issue seems to be the free agent market.

The Chicago Bears worked to fill out their roster with signings or training camp invites for these undrafted rookies, per media and university reports.