It's really difficult. I talked about this earlier, but especially when you win games, you create this really deep relationships and you see guys help you get to the next level.

So when you have to pick and choose and really try to live in different spaces cap-wise, it can be really difficult and it's hard to turn the emotional side off of it.

But at the end of the day we got to do it's best for our organization.

Ryan Poles has got to play a little bit of Tetris with the Bears roster and the Bears' salary cap.

And so there's some things that need to be changed.

Ben Johnson talked about it at the end of the year.

He's like, look, this is not going to be the same team because that's what happens every year.

Thanks.

Now I have the Tetris theme song in my head, by the way.

Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do boom boom boom boom club remix um but yeah he's got to do that like

for example you bring in nishon wright and nishon right is probably going to get himself a nice deal

yeah you know three three year deal or something like that probably somewhere around 40 million

or maybe more than that

for Nashan, right? You have to make decisions on your safeties. You have to maybe redo your

linebacker room because T.J. Edwards is hurt and he's got a lot of miles on him. And Tremaine

Edmonds cost too much money versus your salary cap.

So you have now told his agent, if you can find a trade partner, we would be interested in talking to him.

But more than likely, he's going to be cut.

Let's start with Edmonds.

How do you think he played last year?

And does it make sense for the Bears to go,

uh, go find a deal, Tremaine? Because I don't know if we can bring you back.

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