Thuney and Jarrett are proven, consistently productive players you don't always see available in the free-agency window — a chance to fuel a Bears' leap to playoff contention. But at 32 and 31, do they come with a catch?

The two-time Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award nominee is thrilled rep the football genius we all called Sweetness.

In Odeyingbo, the Bears are paying $48 million for his potential, which Odeyingbo said improves as he enters each season. He learned this as a rookie, when he was limited to 10 games after suffering a torn achilles in his final season at Vanderbilt.