The Chicago Bears remain in the mix to trade for an edge-rusher, and Kayvon Thibodeaux of the Giants appears both available and affordable.

An aggressive move up the draft board may be the right move for the Chicago Bears, but is this cornerback the right prospect?

Chicago Bears DT Gervon Dexter Sr. could be in a much different spot with the team when the NFL Draft takes place next week.

New York Giants nose tackle Dexter Lawrence is seeking a trade. The Chicago Bears are emerging as a potential suitor. Analysts suggest a trade package involving draft picks, as the Bears aim to bolster their struggling run defense and pass rush with the veteran star defensive lineman.

Before the failed trade between the Baltimore Ravens and Las Vegas Raiders involving star edge rusher Maxx Crosby, the Chicago Bears reportedly were also considering the possibility of trying to acquire the five-time Pro Bowler.

New York Giants star Dexter Lawrence requested a trade earlier in April, a move that shocked many around the NFL. Lawrence reportedly wants to get paid as one of the top defensive players in the NFL,

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It seemed like dreams about the Chicago Bears even having a chance to trade for Myles Garrett were dead, but based on the comments from a few Cleveland Browns beat writers, we should not close the door on such a trade just yet.

Trade speculation continues to follow Maxx Crosby as the Chicago Bears remain loosely connected to the star pass rusher despite earlier hesitation to pursue a deal. Back in March,

NFL trade rumours picked up their pace again as the Chicago Bears are reportedly emerging as a serious contender to acquire veteran wide receiver Tyreek Hill. This potential move follows the team's trade of DJ Moore,

The Chicago Bears have been predicted to acquire three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence for a lower trade price than expected.