The Bears have agreed to sign tackle Bradley Sowell, as Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com tweets. Sowell spent the 2016 season with the Seahawks. 
Sowell appeared in ten games for Seattle last season and started in nine of those contests. A knee injury in October took a big chunk out of his season, but the good news is that he was able to avoid surgery.
The 27-year-old (28 in June) won’t be starting for Chicago, but he’ll have an opportunity to be one of the first tackles off of the bench if things go well this summer. After a season in which he graded out as one of Pro Football Focus’ worst qualified tackles, he’ll aim to get back on track in his new surroundings.
The Bears wound up with only five draft picks last week and their only addition to the offensive line came in the fifth round when they selected Jordan Morgan out of Kutztown. Sowell becomes the third outside addition to the offensive line this offseason, joining fellow free agent pickup Tom Compton.
Fox/Pace have to go. Bears will drafting in the top 5 again next year.
Graded out as one of Pro Footballs’ worst qualified tackles.
That’s so Bears.
Oh no we lose another awful tackle from a bad OL. Good luck Bears Fans you best hope he doesn’t get in the game your QB better be mobile if he does.
The only way Pace & FOX survive beyond this year is if Glennon has a 2015 Cutler like year or better. If he’s benched this year, Pace can start packing. No one else thinks Trubisky was worth the price they paid. Many writers gave Hou an A for getting Watson & KC a B for getting Mahomes. I didn’t see one that didn’t give the Bears a D.
Even if Glennon should avoid a benching, the more Baker & Solomon produce, the dumber Pace looks. He could have had both players if he hadn’t played the Gambler.