NFL free agents 2020: Top 10 offensive linemen

Who needs OT or OL's for that matter. Just get a bunch of player's that used to play QB but switched O positions. Have then running all over the backfield handing it off or tossing the ball around. Let's turn this into a fun Rugby/football ballet. Everyone likes trick plays right?

Glasgow would be my choice based on age, durability, versatility (G/C), and likely cost.  I imagine Thuney and Scherff will be too expensive.

Add GG and a 2nd round OT and that's good by me.

I for one fell like the OL's struggles in 2019 were more scheme and coaching related than due to lack of talent.  The Bears need a RG and an OT in the development pipeline but otherwise are OK on the OL in my opinion. 

I can't criticize Pace much for his handling of the OL, despite the unit underperforming last season.

Whitehair and Daniels were both solid 2nd round picks.  Leno was a player who had steadily ascended and earned a Pro Bowl nod.  Massie, if you remember, just a year ago was the top OT set to hit FA before Pace re-signed him.

Jordan Morgan and Grasu were misses no doubt but only Grasu was a significant one (3rd round).  Tayo was a 7th round flyer so can't expect anything there.  Bars was a good udfa pickup as a mid-round talent who fell out of the draft due to missing most of his senior year. 

Bottom line: Pace hasn't neglected the OL or had major draft or FA misses there like he's had with Glennon, Wheaton, White, Shaheen, Burton, Sims, Trubisky (possibly) etc.  

I think signing a FA Guard like Glasgow and adding an OT on day 2 of the draft (this class is considered deep at OT) will be sufficient.  Of course, that means that they get the scheme/coaching thing ironed out.  Even week 1 last season the OL was unprepared and confused--that was coaching and scheme rather than lack of talent or injuries.