Following the lead of the New England Patriots in 2021 and the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2022, the Chicago Bears were the big spenders Monday as NFL free agency got underway.
In 2021, the Patriots handed out seven contracts totaling more than $200 million, including north of $81 million guaranteed, on the first day of free agency. It resulted in a Wild Card playoff berth, the first after the Tom Brady era ended.
They spent $260 million, including more than $150 million guaranteed, on seven players over the first two days of free agency.Nate Davis reportedly agreed to terms with the Bears after spending the first four years of his career with the Titans.It resulted in a reversal from the league’s worst record to an AFC South title and a playoff victory.The Jaguars made the No.
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