The Chicago Bears signed safety coby bryant on March 9, 2026 ET, a move that addresses a major need in their secondary and reshapes the team’s offseason plans.
Jordan Schultz: Contract Agreed at Three Years and $40 Million
Jordan Schultz reported the Bears and Coby Bryant have agreed to a three-year, $40 million contract, a deal the report described as worth about $13. 3 million per year.
Coby Bryant’s Recent Production with the Seattle Seahawks
Coby Bryant broke out over the last two seasons under Seahawks head coach and defensive playcaller Mike Macdonald, recording seven interceptions during that span and earning recognition as a Super Bowl champion.
Tom Pelissero: Signing Confirmed; Terms Initially Undisclosed and Recent Stats
Tom Pelissero posted that the Bears are signing veteran safety Coby Bryant and noted terms were not disclosed at the time of publication; Pelissero also listed Bryant as 26 years old and credited him with 139 combined tackles while playing full seasons at strong safety in 2024 and free safety in 2025.
The Bears have begun their offseason spending, and this signing stands as the franchise’s opening move in free agency heading into the next phase of roster construction.
