Bears add defensive tackle Neville Gallimore on a 2-year, $12-million deal
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What news about Neville Gallimore did the Bears announce?
Rahimi Harris and Grody. Middays 10 to 2. On 104.3 The Score. This is Rahimi Harris and Grody on 104.3 The Score. And I'm reading like 18 tweets that we've got here. So let's go through some of the news that we're seeing. Ian Rappaport, according to sources, the Bucs are finalizing a deal to re-sign their standout tight end, Kate Otten, taking a big-time target off of the market in a deal done by Excel Football. Not surprising or necessarily notable, but it is interesting to see some guys staying in place. Another former Chiefs cornerback in L.A., former Kansas City quarterback Jalen Watson, this according to Adam Schefter, reached agreement today on a three-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams. That is per Colin Roberts of Excel, who's very busy because he is
Getting the news out to everybody. He was also involved in the previous news. And it's $4,120,000 for Jalen Phillips to the Panthers with $80 million in guarantees. So that is big. And then there's this. What I tell you guys about left tackle being not exactly a bargain. Adam Schefter reporting, Commanders Pro Bowl tackle Laramie Tunsil reached agreement on a two-year $60.2 million contract extension with Washington. So a two-year 60, that sounds about in the neighborhood of 30 mil. Or as Grody was saying last week, 30 mil-do.
What other NFL player transactions were discussed?
I think you said it in an interview as a unit of measurement. Is that like million dollars converted to an abbreviation? Yeah, it's a cool way of saying million. It's a contraction. Yeah. Is there a hyphen between the mill and the dough, or is that just straight through M-I-L-L-D-O? Yeah, I go, yeah, why bother with the hyphen? Or is it M-I-L-L-D-O-U-G-H? Because that would also work. No, no, no, no. Just mill dough. Everything gets misspelled anyway these days. So just go with the mill dough. I'm sad to see Jalen Phillips off the board. I really like Jalen Phillips. I don't know if it was realistic to think that he was actually going to come to the Bears, but... That's tough. He's gone. Off the board. Scratch him off.
Where do we go now? Where do we go now on the defensive line, on the defensive end? Also, this news coming down that Michael Pittman, according to Adam Schefter, is being traded to the Steelers. He has the Colts. Yeah, he had the franchise put on him in 2024 by the Colts and then signed a three-year, $71 million deal, 46 mil dough guaranteed. And now he is on the move from the very disappointing Indianapolis Colts from last year relative to the way they started their season. Well, a lot of that had to do, I think, with Daniel Jones going down, and apparently they're working on some huge deal for him now, so he's going to get paid this offseason. Yeah, quarterback goes down, it is tough. Apparently this is a pick swap, according to Schefter.
Trade terms, teams are swapping late round picks, plus Pittsburgh is preparing to sign Pittman to an extension. Who's throwing him the ball? Likely Malik Willis, is that the estimation? Do we feel like that's the likely move for Pittsburgh? Yeah. Well, we've got Malik Willis news just in this very moment. Seriously? Yeah. Packers free agent quarterback Malik Willis reached agreement today with the Miami Dolphins coordinator Adam Schefter. Wow. Literally. He spoke it into existence. Turns out he may be one of the 32, eh? If you hadn't heard, too, at Tonga Valoa, he was released? Was that it? Yes. I don't know what the exact terminology was. So, yeah, that's why that. So, okay. I just got your tweet, right? Because our Wi-Fi doesn't work in the back of the studio.
Well, well, well. Kind of makes things hard on a day like this. So that's big. Are you happy about Malik Willis being out of the division? I am because he's a very capable backup. He looked good against the Bears. He absolutely did. So I guess. I don't really care, but relative to him playing well against the Bears, I suppose. He was problematic. His ability to run really threw the Bears off, if you'll remember. Yeah. And... There's a reason why the Bears won two out of three games against the Packers, but it was close.
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