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Another trade

Bears receive:
Raiders 1st round pick (10th overall)
Raiders 5th round pick (138th overall)
Raiders S20 7th round pick

Raiders receive:
SS Nate Warfield (84 overall, 25 years old)
DT Andrew Billings (76, 24)
Bears S20 1st round pick
Bears S20 3rd round pick
Bears S20 4th round pick

The Bears will incur an $840k cap penalty to wipe $4.61 mil in cap penalties

The Raiders will assume $4.19 mil in cap hits

The Bears used all of their good draft capital to bring in some new starters and depth. The draft board really appealed to them, so they used some of their draft capital from next season and a few backups to get back into the draft and in the Top 10 and will still have plenty of options when they get to pick. They also have six roster holes and six draft picks as a result and can go from there.

This likely puts the final touches on getting the Raiders with a manageable cap situation before having to sign rookies with five picks and four roster holes with none of the more exorbitant positions (QB/WR/MLB/DT) needing to be filled. This also gives the Raiders a SS to compete with Andrew Wingard for the starting job or at least be on the field a lot as a backup with a productive history. With three 1sts,three 3rds, and two 4ths next season, the Raiders will have a lot of draft capital to use on RFA, trades, and draft prospects on the roster after needing a little downgrade/retooling this season.

Both parties understood the trade parameters, financial impact, histories of players involved, and what each team hopes to achieve. This trade is official.