Bears’ top positional needs this offseason

General manager Ryan Pace has a lot of work to do this offseason. But what are his top priorities this offseason?

2. Quarterback

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While Pace remained steadfast in his commitment to Mitchell Trubisky as the Bear’ starting quarterback in 2020, a lot can change between now and the start of the regular season. Chicago would do best to bring in competition for Trubisky — someone that the Bears could turn to if Trubisky struggles next season.

Regardless, the Bears’ quarterback room is expected to look much different next season, especially because Chase Daniel and Tyler Bray are both free agents this offseason. Both were brought in to help Trubisky learn Nagy’s offense. But the next group of quarterbacks shouldn’t be brought in for that reason alone.

Possible options: Marcus Mariota (UFA), Case Keenum (UFA), Jordan Love (Draft), Jacob Eason (Draft), Andy Dalton (Trade)

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