3 teams to trade for Star Pass rushers

Robert Quinn, Chicago Bears. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

Robert Quinn could be away this summer if his time with the Chicago Bears is actually up.

At the age of 32 there is still enough in the tank Chicago Bears Pass rusher Robert Quinn.

For more than a decade, Quinn has been one of the most successful edge rushers in the game. However, the former UNC star may be looking for a new team for this off-season. He’s not showing up for the bears’ obligatory mini-camp this week. While training alone, Quinn must not downplay the new regime at Halas Hall. Which teams could be interested in him?

Here are three franchises to call Ryan Poles about Quinn’s overall availability.

Robert Quinn: 3 potential trade targets for the Chicago Bears’ star edge rusher

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Kansas City bosses

AFC west

If the Kansas City Chiefs want to stay at the top of the division, attack the quarterback

Although the Kansas City chiefs Has owned the AFC West for almost a decade, with the rest of the division trying to overtake them. With six games in division against elite quarterbacks in Derek Carr, Justin Herbert and now Russell Wilson, it serves the Chiefs to be as wild with the pass rush as possible. Your three division competitors have already mastered this.

While there’s no guarantee Kansas City will win the AFC West this fall, a proven Quinn-caliber pass rusher who can play to Chris Jones’ greatness will do wonders for the Chiefs’ defense. Kansas City can take a step back at the back of defense, so a strong passing rush only serves them that side of the ball in a transition year. They will be fine.

Ultimately, the Poles’ previous working relationships with the Kansas City organization, and with Brett Veach in particular, make the Chiefs a strong potential trading partner for Chicago should Quinn become available. They play in the opposite conference of the Bears, who will be one of the worst teams in the NFC next year. Any draft capital for a Premier player who hasn’t been on the team long is a solid move.

Even though the Bears struggled last year, it serves Chicago to upsell their multiple-time Pro Bowler.