Summary
Coby Bryant, a safety who was part of the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl-winning team, is joining the Chicago Bears. He signed a three-year deal worth $40 million with the Bears, who are looking to strengthen their defense.
Key Facts
- Coby Bryant played for the Seattle Seahawks and helped them win the Super Bowl.
- He has joined the Chicago Bears on a $40 million contract for three years.
- The Bears need to improve their defense after their performance in the playoffs last season.
- Bryant is a former fourth-round draft pick from Cincinnati.
- In the last two seasons, he caught seven interceptions.
- The Seahawks wanted to keep him, but the Bears' offer was more attractive.
- The Bears are losing their previous safeties, Jaquan Brisker and Kevin Byard, to free agency.
- Bryant transitioned from playing cornerback to safety in 2024.
