Bears center Drew Dalman bows out after five NFL seasons

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Chicago Bears center Drew Dalman is expected to retire after five NFL seasons, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Chicago is hosting center Tyler Biadasz for a visit as a potential replacement, as the team continues to fortify the interior line. Dalman, 27, helped anchor a rebuilt O-line that aided QB Caleb Williams and earned strong marks from PFF, including a Pro Bowl nod and top run-blocking grade at center. He started every regular-season game and both playoff contests in Chicago, finishing his career with 74 appearances and 57 starts after being a 2021 fourth-round pick.
- Bears Pro Bowl center Drew Dalman expected to retire after five NFL seasons NFL.com
- Sources: Bears center Drew Dalman retiring from NFL at age 27 ESPN
- Bears Pro Bowl center Drew Dalman to retire from NFL after five seasons, per report CBS Sports
- Bears center retires, Chicago sets up visit with a major FA Yahoo Sports
- Tyler Biadasz to visit with Bears NBC Sports
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