The Chicago Bears have had a busy offseason addressing their needs as they head into a new season with high expectations.
The Bears lost Bryce Callahan and Adrian Amos, among others, to free agency and recently traded running back Jordan Howard to the Eagles. While the Bears didn’t make a big splash in free agency like last year, they did make a concerted effort to bring in the guys that they believed would help fill those holes and help solidify this roster.
Among 2019’s new crop of Bears are running back Mike Davis, safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, nickelback Buster Skrine, kickers Chris Blewitt and Redford Jones, receiver Marvin Hall, and offensive lineman in Ted Larsen.
The Bears official site has updated its roster with the new numbers assigned to these new Bears.
Blewitt will wear No. 2, which was also donned by Cairo Santos in his brief stint with the Bears in 2017. Redford will wear No. 6, which was worn by the likes of Kevin Butler and Jay Cutler.
Hall will wear No. 13, Clinton-Dix will wear No. 21, Skrine will wear Jordan Howard’s No. 24, Davis will wear No. 25, and Larsen will wear No. 62.
The Bears begin offseason workouts on April 15, which is when these new additions will get their first action in navy and orange.
