Bear Goggles On·70d ago
Byard gamble pays off for Bears, proving a great move
The Chicago Bears did not re-sign safety Kevin Byard, who led the NFL in interceptions with seven during the 2025 season. General Manager Ryan Poles aimed to make the defense younger and more athletic, leading to the acquisition of Coby Bryant as Byard's replacement. Analysts predict Byard, who will be 33 in August, is likely to regress in interception totals in 2026.
70d ago · Source: Brad Berreman
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