According to an ESPN report this morning, just 23 hours ago he was reported to be in conference, stating that he was interested in a contract extension with the Chicago Bears, following his reason for turning down the Green Bay Packers 3-year, $78.7 million contract deal. Just 3 minutes ago, as confirmed and announced by the Chicago Bears head coach, it is heartbreaking to announce that the franchise wide receiver is set to terminate his contract as he offers the Chicago Bears $36.7 million for his contract to be terminated due to….

Bears Former First-Round Pick Due for an All-Pro Season.

The Bears revamped offensive line and coaching changes set the stage for 2023 first-round pick Darnell Wright to have an All-Pro season.

The Chicago Bears entered the offseason with significant pressure to revamp their offensive line. Now that they’ve addressed it, the focus shifts from the front office to the players on the field. With All-Pro guard Joe Thuney and 2021 Pro Bowler Jonah Jackson arriving via trade, along with center Drew Dalman signing a three-year, $42 million deal, the foundation is set for the Bears’ offensive line to become an elite unit.

One name that hasn’t received enough attention is 2023 first-round pick Darnell Wright. Despite dealing with instability at right guard and an underwhelming coaching staff, Wright has continued to progress each season. Now, with a strong supporting cast and improved coaching, he has a legitimate chance to earn All-Pro honors.

Bears Right Tackle Darnell Wright Due for an All-Pro Season
It’s easy to claim that Wright has improved since his rookie year, but the stats prove it.