Atlanta is shopping its fourth pick of the draft and if the Bears covet Justin Fields they would need to be creative and maybe a bit lucky but it's possible to accomplish this while also retaining picks needed to fill needs this season.

One mock draft has a particularly unique approach for the Chicago Bears and it involves a trade up in the first round.

Coach Matt Nagy and GM Ryan Pace have been collaborating in the draft since 2018 and it so happens the real Bears draft disasters all came prior to that year.

The often-rumored trade of Bears receiver Anthony Miller is closer to happening, according to an NFL Network report by Ian Rapoport.

The chances of the Bears finding anything of real value at quarterback in the draft after Round 4 are miniscule, although there are a few potential passers with a strong trait or two.

Germain Ifedi receives the sixth-highest performance-based bonus handed out by the league but due to the COVID-related revenue drop as well as agreements signed by the NFL and NFLPA, the money won't be coming for a while.

The 40-yard dash times being posted in pro days and the projections for another run on receivers in the first two rounds of the draft can't sway the Bears from finding effective an effective receiver based on playing speed and production.

Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Carlos Dunlap said during a press conference Tuesday that he had received first-hand assurance Russell Wilson will return to Seattle and not be traded to the Bears.

So much attention gets paid to quarterbacks and trading up for the Chicago Bears, but they have more pressing needs and there are special players at those positions in this draft who could warrant a bold move up to take.

Tracking free agency for the Chicago Bears and updating the moves in and out of town for all players in 2021.

The Bears have become a longer shot to come up with the real quarterback they desire this year as a result of the trade the New York Jets made to send Sam Darnold to Carolina.

The scenario many see for Andy Dalton as Bears quarterback parallels the path Mike Glennon took as a veteran who is going to be quickly ushered out by a rookie, but here's why this is a false narrative.

Trading up isn't always a wise move but this mock draft allowed the Bears to make a deal up and find a special player even when it didn't work out quite as planned.

While it's impossible to come up with Trevor Lawrence or Zach Wilson, there is still one quarterback worth moving up to get for the Bears if he somehow gets past several teams who might be interested.

The Bears have proposed a rule change to prevent an odd quirk on extra points like happened against Denver in 2019, but if the switch is made it could favor defenses over offenses just as much as the current rule favors offenses over defenses.

The Bears cap situation has become more clear and the need for more cash makes it obvious they need to get Allen Robinson a new contract, if not make a few other moves.