(670 The Score) The Bears are still in need of a boost for their pass rush, a position they're looking to upgrade before the start of the regular season.
One option potentially in play for the Bears could be a pursuit of Commanders pass rusher Chase Young, the No. 2 overall pick in 2020. The 24-year-old Young had his fifth-year option declined by Washington, and he's slated to become an unrestricted free agent next offseason. Before then, he could become a trade candidate.
On Score Evenings on Wednesday, Gabe Ramirez and Clay Harbor discussed what they would offer in a trade to the Commanders to land Young for the Bears.
"Third-round pick? You only get him for one year," Harbor said. "I'd probably go fourth-round pick, because he's only got a one-year deal. You're renting him for a year. If you get him for two, then I'm going to give a third-round pick. A third-round pick is still a nice pick. I would give them a fourth, and they can take (receiver) Velus (Jones) too."
"I really want to see him in a Bears uniform because I want that Khalil Mack-type guy off the edge," Ramirez said.
Young has nine sacks over 27 games during his three years in Washington.
Listen to the full debate between Ramirez and Harbor in the audio player above.
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