Revisiting Ryan Pace's offseason moves now that training camp has begun

Will the 2020 Bears be closer to the 2018 or 2019 version?The Chicago Bears had a busy offseason, even if it didn't include the star power of a first-round pick of an elite unrestricted free agent. General manager Ryan Pace spent a considerable amount of money in free agency to upgrade the team's pass rush and doubled-down on tight end in the open market and NFL draft.

Now that training camp has kicked off, let's take a look at Pace's big offseason moves and how they look with the team's 80-man roster (for the most part) is in place.

Bears trade fourth-round pick for Nick Foles

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