Chicago Bears Release Guard Nate Davis Amid Offensive Struggles

The decision to cut the high-paid lineman comes after a series of injuries and performance issues, adding to the team's ongoing challenges.

Nate Davis, signed for $30 million in 2023, was released by the Bears after starting only 13 games over two seasons.
Davis struggled with injuries and consistency, leading to his demotion and eventual release despite the Bears' offensive line woes.
The Bears attempted to trade Davis before the deadline but found no takers, leaving them to absorb his remaining $3.9 million guaranteed salary.
His release follows the firing of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron as the Bears attempt to address their offensive shortcomings.
Fans and analysts viewed the release as a necessary move, though it highlights broader issues in the Bears' roster management.