So, draft's over. What now? Sports Talk, Chicago here for Johns Glul, subscribe to the channel for more Bears content. Follow us all over the place on social media and on podcasting platforms at Sports Talk Chicago and help out our sponsor Amish Country Farms. What will the Bears do now? What do they still need? How much money could they spend? And what did Ryan Pulse say after the draft?

Ryan Pulse said, you want to fix everything immediately, but it's got to work the right way.

The right player's got to be there that fit our scheme. They want to be here so we can't fix everything at a high level in one swoop.

When asked about the offensive line and center specifically, he said this, for right now I feel good with Cody Whitehair and Lucas Patrick as leaders and players.

They both played that position well in the past.

Good one, Brian.

I think he's saying that to be more of a PR guy rather than, hey, this is what we're going to do.

The Bears actually are in a situation where they could still spend money.

They still have $35 million open in cap space.

8 million more than the second team in the NFL, which is Carolina 27.

The Bears have money to spend.

There are still people out there who they could spend it on.

They need Eddrusters, they need a center slash offensive line help.

Leonard Floyd's out there, not that that's going to be a reunion per se, but he's out there.

Jadabian Clowny's out there, Frank Clark is out there.

Trey Flowers, Calban, Noi, and Marcus Golden are there as well all at the endrussia position.

Point being, there are still players available.

Free agency has, quote, unquote, really just begun.

And the bears have money to spend still, even after all the spending they've already accrued.

All the players they've signed, linebacker, running back, wide receiver,

there's still an opportunity to spend more money and address the needs that still befuddled them after the draft.

And the two big ones right now have to be edge and offensive line, mainly center.

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