The Chicago Bears could use a reliable power back in their offense, and one new trade projection suggests a deal would make sense.

The Chicago Bears are now loaded with weapons on the offensive side of the ball, which is certainly great news for quarterback Caleb Williams heading into his sophomore campaign. But the Bears are lacking in one area: running back.

Forget trading the house and buying high for an aging Trey Hendrickson; the Chicago Bears have another player to think about getting in on before the regular season.

In numerous ways the percentages say the undrafted player in his second season can't be an NFL starter but there are always exceptions to the longest odds.

Kansas City's front office announced its decision to waive Young as part of a series of transactions that saw former first-round pick Felix Anudike-Uzomah placed on the Chiefs' injured reserve list. The team signed defensive lineman Owen Carney and linebacker Xander Mueller to bring its roster back to full strength.

One of the biggest preseason delights for Chicago has been defensive end Austin Booker, who has four sacks already. After picking up his fourth sack of the preseason in this game against Buffalo, Booker met with the medical staff and then was later ruled out with a knee injury.

Caleb Williams is already turning heads in Year 2. The Chicago Bears quarterback impressed one NFL scout during his dominant performance against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. “The Bears have a 21st-century offense!