Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles is on an offseason heater, completely revamping the trenches in hopes of a swift turnaround for a five-win club under new coach Ben Johnson.

Chicago acquired guards Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson in trades, agreed to terms with center Drew Dalman, and added edge rusher Dayo Odeyingbo and defensive tackle Grady Jarrett to big-money pacts.

More than just Bears fans have noticed the moves. Even foes are impressed with what Poles has accomplished thus far this offseason, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.

On The St. Brown Podcast, Detroit Lions star receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown sounded exasperated discussing all the Bears' big moves.

"I feel like the Bears have unlimited f---ing money," St. Brown said. "This s--- is crazy. They're just signing new s--- for like $40-50 million. Joe Thuney, boom. Jonah Jackson, bang. Drew Dalman, bang. Dayo Odeyingbo, another crazy amount of money. Grady Jarrett, bang. They're just breaking everybody off. They have unlimited money. What the f---- is this?... Ben is just making moves left and right."

Chicago did enter the offseason with a hoard of cap space, partly due to its quarterback, Caleb Williams, being on a rookie contract and partly because the team has whiffed on its draft picks in recent years, rarely giving out second, big-money deals.

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