The Chicago Bears have released guard Nate Davis, who was signed to a three-year, $30 million contract with $19.25 million guaranteed in 2023. This decision follows the firing of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and comes after Davis struggled to make an impact, starting only two games this season.

With the Bears currently at 4-5 and facing a three-game losing streak, their offensive struggles are evident, highlighted by a lack of touchdowns over the last 23 drives. The team is now looking to adjust their offensive line, which has allowed the second-most sacks in the league.