Chicago Bears make moves in free agency

The big picture: The Bears have the No. 1 pick in next month's NFL Draft and are expected to keep the pick and select USC quarterback Caleb Williams.

Yes, but: They still haven't traded Justin Fields.

Zoom in: The Bears have been active with trades and contract extensions:

• Keenan Allen: The Pro-Bowl receiver comes to the team via a trade with the Chargers. The Bears gave up a fourth-round pick in this year's draft for the veteran playmaker.
• Coleman Shelton: The former Rams center has agreed to a one-year contract. Over his career, Shelton started 32 games for the Rams and is expected to compete for the starting center position.
• D'Andre Swift: The Bears will sign the Eagles running back to a three-year deal worth $24 million. Swift was drafted by the Lions but excelled in Philadelphia last year.
• Gerald Everett: The former Chargers tight end is reportedly signing a two-year deal.
• Brett Rypien: The former Rams quarterback agreed to a one-year contract, pending a physical.
• Kevin Byard: The former All-Pro Titans safety spent last year with the Eagles and will slot in to start after the Bears released safety Eddie Jackson.

• Jonathan Owens: The former Packers safety joins a crowded defensive backfield on a two-year deal.
• Amen Ogbongbemiga: The former Chargers linebacker agreed to a one-year deal.
• Ryan Bates: The Bears traded a fifth-round pick for the Bills offensive lineman. Bates was a target of Bears GM Ryan Poles last year. He can start at center or be a swing player anywhere on the offensive line.
• Matt Pryor: The former 49ers backup offensive lineman has agreed to a one-year contract.

Editor's note: This story has been updated to add new trades and contract decisions.