2. There’s a hole at cornerback the Bears must address
The decision to part ways with Amukamara wasn’t about his performance, rather the $9 million cap-hit he would’ve had on the Bears in 2020. Overall, Amukamara was a solid cornerback in his three seasons in Chicago.
But with Amukamara gone, the Bears have a hole they need to fill at the cornerback position opposite Pro Bowler Kyle Fuller. There are some in-house options currently on the roster, including Kevin Toliver and newly-acquired Tre Roberson. You expect both will get a chance to battle for the starting job in training camp. More than likely, the Bears will also target cornerback in free agency or the NFL Draft.
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