SUMMARY
- Chicago Bears add Devin Bush to reinforce linebacker depth
- Deal worth $30 million over three years with $21 million guaranteed
- Move follows release of Tremaine Edmunds to clear salary cap space
The Chicago Bears are signing former Cleveland Browns linebacker Devin Bush to a three year $30 million contract with $21 million guaranteed, according to Adam Schefter.
The signing signals a shift in Chicago’s defensive plans as the team reshapes its roster ahead of the upcoming National Football League season.
Chicago released linebacker Tremaine Edmunds last week, creating roughly $15 million in cap room while re-signing D’Marco Jackson to a two year contract.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reported the Chicago Bears targeted Devin Bush to stabilize the linebacker unit. More roster moves possible soon.
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