The Chicago Bears promised that big changes were coming, and those big changes have been rolling out for the past few days. Head coach Matt Eberflus relieved Shane Waldron of his duties and Thomas Brown took over as offensive coordinator.
Now, the team has made another massive change by releasing veteran guard Nate Davis. Davis had just signed a $30 million contract in 2023, and will now have to find a new team to play for.
Nate Davis will have earned nearly $20M in Chicago for just 13 starts. He started two games this season before being benched and has since been a healthy scratch. He was expected to play this past Sunday against New England, but after being fully healthy all week, he reported a… https://t.co/aqXGte9XwE
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) November 13, 2024
Davis began to fall down the depth chart and has been a healthy scratch this season. Despite starting in two games, he has not worked his way back to a starting position. The Bears attempted to trade him before the deadline, but no teams moved on the veteran guard.
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