The Chicago Bears' 53-man roster decisions are slowly making their rounds on social media.
First came news of QB PJ Walker's release, and now we've gotten word that Alex Leatherwood, a former first-round pick of the Las Vegas Raiders, has been cut.
The Bears claimed Leatherwood off of waivers last season at a time when the team's offensive line needed all the help it could get. With a first-round pick invested in Darnell Wright and a big free-agent contract given to Nate Davis, Leatherwood's services are no longer needed.
Leatherwood will cost the Chicago Bears $4.6 million in dead cap in 2023, but with the emergence of young homegrown linemen on the roster this summer, he seemed like a longshot to make the cut.
The Bears must trim their roster to 53 players by Aug. 29.
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