I was so locked in to Chicago Bears cut-down day that I had to learn about the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce engagement from this Adam Schefter tweet, which came one minute before fellow NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport shared his news-breaking post. Schefty gets bragging rights on that one.
If you need to play catch-up on the day’s other big news, don’t worry because I’ve got you covered. We tracked all of the team’s roster cuts, highlighted a pair of notable roster moves, and shared some takeaways from Bears Head Coach Ben Johnson. And this is what the initial roster looks like:HERE IT IS: The First 2025 Chicago Bears 53-Man Roster is OUT www.bleachernation.com/bears/2025/0…[image or embed]
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— Patrick Finley (@patrickfinley) August 26, 2025 … but also, it is strangely relatable because this is how I feel right now at the end of my fantasy baseball season. I’m currently watching teams pick up quality prospect stashes, which is something I can’t do because I need to use my adds wisely before the start of the playoffs limits our moves from four to two. And because of league rules, anyone added during the playoffs can’t be kept for next season. Oh, woe is me. Trader Lu is making the playoffs. Again. In an offseason in which the Bears focused on upgrading the offensive and defensive lines, it makes sense that those were two of the three position groups that Jason Lieser (Sun-Times) points out now have clarity after roster cut-down day. And yet, my gut says that moves are on the horizon at those positions. I predict there will be a constant churning and burning throughout the year with players coming in for tryouts as the team seeks stability and depth at those spots. With that being said, I think Scott Bair (Marquee) nails it by underscoring that keeping five offensive tackles is A LOT. The Bears are also carrying five edge rushers on their initial roster. Although, it is worth pointing out that Dayo Odeyingbo is someone who is expected to slide inside every now and again. This team needs a big year from its high-profile free-agent signing. Odeyingbo’s production as a member of the Indianapolis Colts was underwhelming, but he has size and tools that suggest there is more to unlock. This is a gamble for Chicago’s front office. I hope it pays off. Position groups I think the Bears will add to before the week is over: Running back, offensive line, defensive line, and cornerback.MORE FROM BLEACHER NATION BEARS: Go Ad-Free | Subscribe to the BN Newsletter
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