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Chicago Bears Reportedly Will Sign Veteran Linebacker Devin Bush
- On Monday, the Chicago Bears agreed to sign former Seattle Seahawks defensive back Coby Bryant to a three-year deal, $40 million, with the contract finalized Wednesday when the league year begins.
- After talks stalled, Bryant entered free agency as the Bears needed safety help with Kevin Byard and Jaquan Brisker facing unclear futures.
- A versatile defender, Bryant totaled 66 tackles and four interceptions in 2025 after transitioning from cornerback to safety following his 2022 fourth-round selection from Cincinnati.
- The move raises questions about Kevin Byard's future with the Bears, as Bryant's arrival gives the team at least one definite starter at safety and Seahawks safety Ty Okada may replace Bryant after a qualifying offer last week.
- As part of a rebuild, Chicago followed an earlier defensive signing by adding Coby Bryant, whose versatility fits their defensive rebuild and marks another Seahawks departure after their February 08 Super Bowl victory.
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The Chicago Bears and safety Coby Bryant agree on a 3-year, $40 million contract, AP source says
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bears and former Seattle Seahawks safety Coby Bryant have agreed to a three-year, $40 million contract, a person familiar with the situation told the Associated
·Toronto, Canada
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Chicago Bears to sign Super Bowl champion safety Coby Bryant to 3-year, $40 million deal, per report
The Chicago Bears filled one of their two open starting safety spots Monday by reportedly bringing in a Super Bowl champion. The Bears reportedly signed Coby Bryant to a three-year, $40 million deal, per multiple reports.
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One News PageBears to sign Seahawks standout safety Coby Bryant
Bryant won the Super Bowl with the Seahawks last season.
·Chicago, United States
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