Retired Bears Player is Owed an Apology After New Info from Ben Johnson
New revelations about Drew Dalman's retirement reveal a thoughtful decision, prompting a reassessment of his departure from Chicago.
Chicago Bears fans may want to rethink their opinions on a now-retired player after what was uncovered at the NFL Owners Meetings on Monday. The team was already going to be in a tight spot with cap space this offseason. D.
J. Moore and Tremaine Edmunds were two cap casualties. Moore was traded to the Buffalo Bills for a second-round pick.
The team released Edmunds after his contract ran out. After those moves, the team had $31. 5 million in cap space freed up.
Even before those moves were made, the Bears were dealt a big blow on the offensive line. Center Drew Dalman decided it was time to retire from the NFL after five seasons. Dalman spent just one season in Chicago, but made the most of it.