The Chicago Bears have been busy this offseason, and while the signing of safety Coby Bryant made the biggest splash, another defensive addition is turning heads for its sheer value. After parting ways with linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, the Bears swiftly secured veteran Devin Bush on a three-year deal—a move recently hailed by Pro Football Focus as one of the best value signings of free agency.

Bush, a former first-round pick who spent the last two seasons with the Cleveland Browns, is coming off a career year. He racked up 125 tackles, seven tackles for loss, two sacks, and three interceptions—two of which he returned for touchdowns. That kind of playmaking ability is exactly what head coach Dennis Allen covets in a fast, disruptive linebacker.

For Bears fans, this signing signals a savvy, cost-effective boost to the defensive core. As the team builds its identity, adding a proven performer like Bush without breaking the bank is a win. It’s the kind of smart, under-the-radar move that can pay major dividends on the field this fall.