Adam Amin

They might, depending on what they get done in free agency.

I think it's games played and or games started and then a yardage, touchdown total, win total.

It could be any of those things.

No, I think that's invaluable when you talk about not only his production on the field, but he knows exactly what it's like to win, and it's a recent feeling.

Recency bias matters.

He obviously came to the Bears because he believed, one, he was going to get paid, but also that he could contribute to helping the Bears do what the Seattle Seahawks were able to do last year.

And when you look at where the Bears are right now, it's...

It always seems like a crossroads of sorts, but a very specific crossroads for this Bears team is, hey, our offense is on the move.

It's on the rise.

They hopefully have addressed the Drew Dallman retirement in an appropriate and adequate way.

Now, can you get the defense to take the next step forward?

And I see a lot of slander right now on the text line when it comes to Kevin Byard and how good people think he is.

But, Layla...

To just come out and say that he's past his prime, which he is an aging player, it doesn't mean he doesn't have good stuff.

He's coming off a first-team All-Pro season.

All right, so 312 says, Kevin Byard was bad three years prior to last year.

He had two total interceptions in those three years.

He lost a step.

He did have a ton of tackles his first year here, but he's a free safety.

That's not a big market for a 33-year-old free safety who struggles in coverage.