The Chicago Bears came into this offseason with many questions unanswered. Even though free agency has only been open for about a week, the team has done a fine job of answering some of those questions already.
First, the team made some shrewd signings in free agency. Adding D'Andre Swift will immediately improve the running back room. Safety Kevin Byard will replace veteran Eddie Jackson and tight end Gerald Everett is another pass-catching option for a team badly needing playmakers.
However, the two biggest moves the team has made thus far have been trades. First, the team traded with the Los Angeles Chargers for star receiver Keenan Allen. Then, the team ended any quarterback controversy by shipping Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Unquestionably, the Bears are in a better position than they were a month ago. However, there is still much work to do. Let's identify the three biggest areas of need remaining on the roster.