Rams Trade OL Jonah Jackson to Bears for Sixth-Round Draft Pick

The trade clears $3.3 million in cap space for the Rams, while the Bears aim to rebuild their offensive line with Jackson's addition.

The Los Angeles Rams have agreed to trade offensive lineman Jonah Jackson to the Chicago Bears for a sixth-round pick in the upcoming NFL draft, with the deal set to be finalized on March 12.
Jackson, a former Pro Bowler with the Detroit Lions, struggled during his single season with the Rams due to injuries and lost his starting role to rookie Beaux Limmer.
The trade allows the Rams to free up $3.3 million in cap space for 2025, as the Bears take on the remaining two years of Jackson's $51 million contract.
Jackson will reunite with Bears head coach Ben Johnson, who was his offensive coordinator during his time with the Lions, and will have opportunities to secure a starting role in Chicago's revamped offensive line.
The Bears aim to address offensive line issues after allowing a league-high 68 sacks last season and finishing 25th in rushing yards per game.