Bears Trade Pitch Lands $60 Million CB in Much-Needed Defensive Shakeup

The Chicago Bears have one of the best run-stopping units in the NFL, allowing the third-fewest rushing yards per game (87.6). But their pass defense has been a different story. Chicago ranks dead last in yards per pass attempt allowed (8.7) and 31st in explosive play rate allowed, and many feel general manager Ryan Poles has to add help to the secondary before the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline. The Bears have been linked to several defensive backs including Riq Woolen and Nahshon Wright.