CHICAGO (670 The Score) -- With the NFL trade deadline looming Tuesday afternoon, Bears general manager Ryan Pace said he'll be active in exploring options to improve the team.
"We're always looking at ways to improve our team,” Pace told the WBBM Newsradio 780 pregame show Sunday before the Bears hosted the 49ers. “This time of year there's so much constant dialogue with all the other teams. It's constantly ongoing. I think if something presents itself to make us better, we'll always talk through it as a staff. It's no different this week. We've made several trades this season, and our aggressive mindset will be ongoing."
Pace hasn't addressed reporters since prior to the regular season in early September.
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The Bears traded receiver Anthony Miller to the Texans in late July, and they acquired returner Jakeem Grant from the Dolphins in early October.
Bears receiver Allen Robinson and tight end Jimmy Graham have been rumored as potential trade candidates. However, it’s unclear whether Pace would be willing to deal players who could help the Bears this season.
The NFL trade deadline is at 3 p.m. CT Tuesday. The Bears (3-4) host the 49ers (2-4) on Sunday at Soldier Field.
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