While Atlanta will always be home to Grady Jarrett—he was born and raised there and spent his first 10 NFL seasons with the Falcons—the veteran defensive tackle is thrilled about joining the Bears.

The Chicago Bears made some big moves during free agency, where they shored up the offensive and defensive lines with the additions of Joe Thuney, Jonah Jackson and Grady Jarrett, among others.

On March 10th, the Atlanta Falcons released Pro Bowl defensive lineman Grady Jarrett. The move was made in an effort to save on cap space. Jarrett was due to play out the third year of his $49.5 ...

Chicago gained experience and production for their system fit by signing former Falcons defensive tackle Grady Jarrett. He was technically not a free agent in the true sense of the word because ...

Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett wore the number 97 for his entire 10 year career with the Atlanta Falcons. In Chicago, that number is already worn by nose tackle Andrew Billings, and evidently ...

After the Atlanta Falcons released Grady Jarrett earlier this offseason in a salary-cap-clearing move, it did not take him long to find a new home. He very quickly signed a three-year ...

Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett had a very eventful day on Monday. He was formally released by the Atlanta Falcons, the team that took him in the fifth round back in 2015. For those who are not ...

The Chicago Bears made a major statement when they signed Grady Jarrett to a three-year, $43.5. His signing came just mere hours after Jarrett was released by the Atlanta Falcons. The move was a ...

Grady Jarrett #97 of the Atlanta Falcons looks on from the sideline during the national anthem prior to an NFL football game against the Carolina Panthers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Jan. 5 ...

For starters, it will smell different. Obviously, that’s not the most important impact of Grady Jarrett’s release Monday, but it’s a good starting point to explain why the move is such a ...

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — New Chicago Bears defensive tackle Grady Jarrett has 36 1/2 career sacks, a reporter reminded him during a question at his introductory news conference Wednesday.