Chicago Bears To Make Massive Move, Sign Veteran Pro Bowl No. 1 Wide Receiver?

Evans is a five-time Pro Bowler who has shown remarkable consistency and longevity,

missing just three games each season and accumulating 1,000+ receiving yards in each of his ten NFL seasons.

And because of this reality, analysts and experts are discussing Chicago Bear‘s possible offseason spending binge.

Evans, a mainstay on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offence,

is approaching the end of his physical prime at the age of 31 when the 2019 season gets off.

However, he doesn’t appear to be slowing down. In actuality,

he grabbed 1255 yards in 2023,

which was the third-highest of his professional career.

If Evans continues to maximise his resources as a contender,

he should be able to ride at his best for a few more years—that is,

until an unforeseen injury occurs.

DJ Moore & Mike Evans: An Exceptional Pair of Resources

It would be amazing to have Evans as a co-A side wide receiver with the athletic,

explosive, and silky DJ Moore, who stands 6 feet 5 inches and weighs more than 230 pounds.

It would provide the Bears with a pleasing duo of opposing assets

to assist disrupt the opposition’s game plan and vary up the offence.

Any quarterback in charge in Chicago would benefit from having Evans as a patient,

trustworthy, and durable veteran presence.

Evans would provide Fields, 24,

with a reliable wide receiver option and act as a stabilising presence if the team chooses to continue with him.

In the event that the team decides not to pursue Fields

and instead selects blue chip USC prospect Caleb Williams with the first overall choice,

Evans would provide Williams with a steady, dependable, and proven offensive captain.

Gaining by Signing Evans

Regardless of what Chicago decides to do with their quarterback situation and coaching staff,

signing Mike Evans seems to be a win-win situation.

Obviously, Evans’s hiring will not be inexpensive.

It is believed that he would like a four to five-year deal at roughly $20 million a season.

However, once more, the Bears are apparently eager to spend and are currently flush with cash.

The Bears, who currently own the fifth-most cap space in the NFL,

will have roughly $67 million to work with in 2024, according to Spotrac.

Evans, or an offensive upgrade in general,

would be a prudent addition to a club that will have a talented quarterback

(Fields or Williams, perhaps) in need of some experienced

weapons to help him become more comfortable and productive.

What the Bears ultimately decide to do about, well, pretty much everything,

will be revealed in due time.

However, there ought to be no disagreement regarding the importance of adding Mike Evans.