On the eve of free agency, the Bears didn't restructure any contracts and have $7.01 million in salary cap space, according to league sources.
The Bears' cap number increased by nearly $3.2 million because of cap adjustments, likely from unearned incentives that had previously been counted.
As I noted Feb. 28, the Bears can create a lot of space -- and in a hurry. Here's the story on different ways they can do that.
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Sean Jensen is the Bears/NFL beat writer for the Sun-Times.
Adam L. Jahns is a native Chicagoan. Jahns has been with the Sun-Times since 2005, covering the Hawks since 2009. He's also helped cover the Bears, Cubs, Sox and high schools. Follow him on Twitter:@adamjahns
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