In a recent article from NFL writer Matt Holder, he wrote about veteran players that NFL teams should pursue, including a potential future Chicago Bear:
As read in the article, Holder explained why the Bears should pursue veteran LB Matthew Judon this offseason, writing;
"If the Bears think the team is good enough to make a push for the playoffs with Caleb Williams as a rookie, it couldn't hurt to pair Montez Sweat with Judon on the other edge. The defense has DeMarcus Walker to play on first and second downs while the sack artist can come in on passing situations. Also, Chicago has $22.7 million in cap space right now."
I would agree, as the Bears are in need of a few more defensive threats and adding a vet couldn't hurt either.
Judon was drafted by the Ravens in 2016 and stayed with them until signing with the Patriots on a 4-year deal ahead of the 2021 season. Judson has been named to 4 Pro Bowls.
