If the Bears gotten better this offseason, according to ESPN, they haven't.

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So ESPN, the hater of the century when it comes to Bears news, has come out and said that the Bears have not quite improved this offseason.

Apparently their roster still isn't good enough, or apparently according to them,

it's similar to last year in which they were the worst team in football and got the number one pick.

Right of their name Dan Graziano says the bears have not quite improved their roster,

quote, but Chicago's added some pieces that field should have avenues to show the kind of

improvement this year that leads to sustainable long-term success.

Graziano did say that the Bears made significant moves, but I go back to the first point.

The answer to the question of, did they improve this offseason, is not quite.

Not quite.

What?

Let's see, you bring in DJ Moore, you trade the number one pick and get so many more players.

You get an offensive lineman and darn all right, not to mention all the defensive players of the bear signed,

T.J. Edwards, Tremaine Edmonds, Andrew Billings, Rishim Green, to Marcus Walker. I mean,

how could you actually say with the straight face, yeah, this team didn't really improve this offseason?

Ryan Poles essentially did nothing. They had the biggest cap in the entire NFL, but they did nothing with it.

They were done with their resources.

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