One of the biggest head-scratchers from the Chicago Bears' 2026 offseason has been the lack of investment in the defensive line . After a campaign in which the Bears couldn't stop a nose bleed on the ground and didn't have a sufficient pass-rush, the team's lack of significant additions upfront was stunning. The Bears didn't add to their EDGE group at all despite the dire need. Now, Chicago is relying on Montez Sweat and a group of question marks that include Dayo Odeyingbo and Shemar Turner, both of whom were disappointing last season before suffering a torn Achilles and torn ACL, respectively, and Austin Booker, who offers promise after 4.5 sacks in 2025 but remains unproven. The Bears did make some additions to the interior, but nothing to write home about. Neville Gallimore was an OK signing that could help the pass-rush but doesn't do anything for the run defense. Chicago drafted Jordan van den Berg , but he's a sixth-round selection and isn't guaranteed to even make the roster.…