Bears' Off-Season Checklist

The Chicago Bears returned to relevancy, ending their regular season on a high note with a 12-4 campaign. However, a Cody Parkey blocked field goal did them dirty as they lost to the Philadelphia Eagles. What can the Bears do to get the city of Chicago doing the Super Bowl Shuffle again?

• Get Cody Parkey Out of that House (done): Cody Parkey's missed field goal in the wild card round was just a microcosm of the season. Parkey missed three extra-point attempts and eight field goals in his only season with the Bears. Parkey even bounced four field goal tries off the uprights in a game against the Detroit Lions. Replacing Parkey in Chicago is... Chris Blewitt, a rookie from Pittsburgh. You read that right. Blewitt made 69.6% of his field goals during his four years with the Pittsburgh Panthers.
  
• Add Another Corner (done): The Bears got Ha Ha Clinton-Dix on a one-year deal. Clinton-Dix had six pass deflections, three interceptions, and two forced fumbles for the Packers and Redskins last season. He will boost a secondary that already has the likes of Kyle Fuller and Eddie Jackson.
  
• Get an Offensive Tackle: One thing that has hampered the Bears a bit was the need for an offensive tackle. Mitch Trubisky faced plenty of pressure in his Pro Bowl season with the Bears. Chicago doesn't have any picks in the first two rounds, so they'll have to look for a tackle later on. David Edwards is a potential fit for Chicago in the later rounds.