Welcome in to another edition of the Under Center podcast here on NBC Sports Chicago.

We've got free agency next week to talk about.

And the Bears, it's going to be kind of boring outside of two positions, you would think.

But who knows, Ryan Pace has surprised us in the past.

I'm JJ Stankovitz, joined as always, by Paul Aspen and Cam Ellis here in our downtown Chicago

studios.

If you haven't taken a listen to the podcast I did with Robert Mays of the Ringer on Monday,

cue that up in your podcast queue on iTunes, Apple

Podcasts, wherever you get your podcasts, some really good stuff and some stuff that kind of

colored our opinions of some of the questions we're going to talk about today. Cam and I were

talking about that beforehand. So let's launch right into it. We've got one final debate about

Bryce Callahan or Adrian Amos because I feel like we've beat

this subject into the ground over the last two months because they're the only two free agents

really worth talking about for the bears. So Ryan Pace said last week it doesn't have to be an

either-or situation they could keep both. Is it realistic though with the sort of meager amount of cap space that the bears have,

that they could keep both and still address some of the depth issues that they have down the

depth chart? Based on the way the safety market's shaping out, it just might be. I mean,

you add Eric Weddell to the mix, you add Landon Collins to the mix, comes a little more top heavy. Maybe a guy like Adrian Amos, I mean, he's not maybe even as regarded as top five of the guys out there when you think of like Tyron Matthew, Earl Thomas, injured or not.

And so, yeah, it just might be if we're talking about if they can get both done and still address some of the other things they're thinking about.

I think that's the best point here is that it's such an absurdly deep safety class.

And maybe Amos is better than some of these names that would be listed above him that maybe

just have a little more clout name-wise.

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