Robert Quinn is on his way out of Chicago, but where?

The Athletic's Kevin Fishbain didn't include Chicago Bears defensive end Robert Quinn on his 53-man roster projection after he chose to skip mandatory minicamp. Quinn missing the minicamp allows for speculation that he might not want to be a veteran on a rebuilding team. If/when Chicago moves on from him, they might want to add another edge rusher to compete on their defensive line. The 32-year-old pass-rusher made his third Pro Bowl in 2021 while recording a career-high 18.5 sacks, so even though he's on the wrong side of 30, teams would likely be interested in acquiring him if the Bears show that they are serious about trading him.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller

After trading Khalil Mack to the San Diego Chargers for two draft picks — a 2022 second-rounder and a 2023 sixth-rounder — it looks like Quinn, with three years remaining on his contract and a base salary of $12.8 million this season, could be next. The move would give the Bears the second-highest salary cap space in the NFL next season.

All of this most probably leads to the Bears moving on from Quinn and this would have to be via trade. Well, here are the current teams that we should be on the lookout for.

The current betting odds are:


» Cowboys: +250
» Packers: +300
» Colts: +400
» Dolphins: +500
» Browns: +700
» Chiefs: +700