OT: Bears & NFL Talk 103

[plasmonresonance]

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Bears trade 2025 6rd pick to rams for Jonah Jackson. They take on the whole contract

Looks like his 'whole' contract is only a $9 mil cap hit for 2025 and $0 guarantee for 2026.

 

[Mrfenn92]

Bears not tendering Lb Jack Sanborn. He will be a free agent

 

[StreetHawk]

Looks like his 'whole' contract is only a $9 mil cap hit for 2025 and $0 guarantee for 2026.

2025 he is due $17.5 mill. $9 mill base salary with $8.5 mill as a roster bonus (The $8.5 mill roster bonus was guaranteed). '26 he's due $17 mill but non of it is guaranteed.

He is listed as a $11.83 mill cap charge in 2025. So, that's his $9 mill base plus 1/3 of his $8.5 mill roster bonus which comes to $2.83 mill. So, they will push $5.6 mill of that bonus into 2026/2027. So, if they were to cut him next off-season, they'd eat $5.6 mill in dead cap.

 

[Crow]

Jackson is a guard or a center? Or both

 

[clydesdale line]

Jackson is a guard or a center? Or both

Left guard.

 

[GIADF]

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Bears trade 2025 6rd pick to rams for Jonah Jackson. They take on the whole contract.

Injuries limited him to 4 games played in 2024. Is he expected to be a starter or depth guy?

 

[Mrfenn92]

Injuries limited him to 4 games played in 2024. Is he expected to be a starter or depth guy?

Starter

 

[clydesdale line]

Some Bears fans comparing Jonah Jackson to Tevin Jenkins and saying they should've just resigned him. Tevin Jenkins has a CHRONIC back issue (which he already had what 2 surgeries on?) that will impact him for the rest of his life. Jackson has had his injuries as a pro, but none of them are anything long term to worry about. His season ending shoulder injury was a scapula fracture which is bone. No ligament damage at all.