The 2024 NFL season has only just begun for the Chicago Bears, who are sitting at 4-2 through the first six weeks. They have a much earlier bye week than in recent years, but we always take this time to look ahead to the offseason -- although this one is much further away.

With that in mind, the Bears are slated to have around $72.98 million in salary cap space in 2025, where general manager Ryan Poles will look to build around rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, including bringing in new faces and potentially re-signing some in-house free agents.

Chicago has 26 players scheduled to become free agents in 2025 according to Over The Cap, including some key starters and contributors. Here’s a quick look at those players:

Bears 2025 free agents

• WR Keenan Allen (UFA)

• DE Darrell Taylor (UFA)

• OL Coleman Shelton (UFA)

• LB Amen Ogbongbemiga (UFA)

• OL Teven Jenkins (UFA)

• RB Travis Homer (UFA)

• TE Marcedes Lewis (UFA)

• LS Patrick Scales (UFA)

• FB Khari Blasingame (UFA)

• RB Khalil Herbert (UFA)

• LB Jack Sanborn (RFA)

• OL Larry Borom (UFA)

• CB Jaylon Jones (RFA)

• CB Josh Blackwell (RFA)

• DE Jacob Martin (UFA)

• WR DeAndre Carter (UFA)

• OL Matt Pryor (UFA)

• DT Byron Cowart (UFA)

• LS Scott Daly (UFA)

• WR Nsimba Webster (RFA)

• DT Chris Williams (ERFA)

• TE Stephen Carlson (UFA)

• DE Daniel Hardy (ERFA)

• OL Doug Kramer (RFA)

• OL Bill Murray (ERFA)

• S Douglas Coleman III (ERFA)

This article originally appeared on Bears Wire: 26 Bears players slated to become free agents in 2025