The Chicago Bears' big trades and free agency signings may be over, but that doesn't mean GM Ryan Poles' job is done. One Bears insider listed a handful of remaining things to do.

Just about a week before free agency opened up, Bears general manager Ryan Poles made two separate trades to acquire Jonah Jackson from the Los Angeles Rams and All-Pro guard Joe Thuney from the Kansas City Chiefs, and with the addition of Dalman, the Bears remade the interior of their offensive line.

Getting a player who can be, as Poles described, disruptive as Odeyingbo is, that will allow defensive coordinator Dennis Allen to put him in different positions to maximize his success. Although he's mainly slotted at defensive end, Poles said they will play Odeyingbo in different spots on the line when the timing is right.

Breaking down the Bears' need for an edge rusher in the draft, who they could get to best fit the need and whether it needs to be a priority for GM Ryan Poles.

After two big trades for guards, there's still plenty for Poles to accomplish in free agency. Here's a look at his options.

In an effort to take their quarterback Caleb Williams to the next level, Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles believes Ben Johnson is going to tear it all down and build from scratch.