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“Bears’ Linebacker T.J. Edwards Signs Two-Year Deal: What’s Behind the Loyalty?”

"Bears' Linebacker T.J. Edwards Signs Two-Year Deal: What’s Behind the Loyalty?"

Here we are again, folks, diving into the latest from the NFL’s richest tapestry of team news—which is always punctuated with intrigue, strategy, and a touch of drama. The Chicago Bears, a team steeped in history and hungry for resurgence, are now making headlines with their strategic roster decisions for the umpteenth time this off-season. Picture this: A linebacker, a cornerstone of the Bears’ defense, inked a deal that’s not just about the money, but keeping the core together.

T.J. Edwards—well, he’s just the latest in a string of players the Bears are locking into their future. This guy’s performance over the last couple of years has been nothing short of stellar. His dedication to starting every game, coupled with his impressive stats, has caught the attention of Bears’ management.

And in the background, hanging over the heads of the team’s front office, must be the ever-shadowing concern of the salary cap. Still, securing Edwards with a two-year extension, with a hefty $16.6 million guaranteed, shows their commitment. It’s like they’re saying, “Here, T.J. Here’s your money, get us to the playoffs!”

There’s a ripple effect here. Kyler Gordon and Jaylon Johnson have already hopped onto this extension express, and you can bet Joe Thuney’s waiting at the station. The likes of Byard, Brisker, Jones, they’re all part of this tapestry that the Bears are meticulously weaving together in an attempt to emulate, perhaps, some of the consistent success of their esteemed rivals.

It’s not just about filling spots; it’s about setting the foundation for sustained success. As we know, every extension is a chess move in this grand NFL game.

Stay with me—let’s delve deeper into the “why” and the “how” of these decisions. There’s more to the Bears’ story that’s just itching to be told LEARN MORE.

The Bears continue to lock up its key players with long-term extensions.Cornerbacks Kyler Gordon and Jaylon Johnson also have received extensions this offseason. Joe Thuney could be next, with Kevin Byard, Andrew Billings, Jaquan Brisker and Braxton Jones also looking to stick around Chicago long term. The most recent is linebacker T.J. Edwards, who has agreed to a two-year, million extension with .6 million fully guaranteed, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports.Edwards has started all possible 34 games the past two seasons, totaling 284 tackles, 6.5 sacks, four interceptions, 10 passes defensed and two forced fumbles.Edwards, 28, has spent the past two seasons in Chicago. He was entering the final year of a three-year deal he signed with the team and due to make .4 million in base salary this season.

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