Chicago Bears: 10 players to watch in free agency

9. Stefen Wisniewski, IOL

Stefen Wisniewski has been a  reliable veteran lineman since 2011. Wisniewski fits in Chicago for a variety of reasons. In 2016, he signed with the Philadelphia Eagles, playing with not only Doug Pederson, but with John DeFilippo. He spent three years in Philly, then went to Kansas City, and we all know the ties between each team. Could Wisniewski finish the Andy Reid tour with Chicago?

It would make sense. The Bears need at every interior line spot.  Wisniewski has played both guard spots and center throughout his career, including playing all three just last season in spurs for the Chiefs.

If the Bears strike out on other options, he could be a starting right guard option, who is better than Rashaan Coward. Beyond that, this is a big upgrade from Ted Larsen as a depth lineman who can play every line spot. Add in the familiarity, and you have a fit.

Stefen Wisniewski will be 31 this season and signed for less than $1 million last season. This is the type of cheap option the Bears should look for.