As the Chicago Bears gear up for the 2025 season, two of their players have been labeled among the most overpaid in the league. Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds and tight end Cole Kmet both received significant contracts but have yet to justify their hefty price tags. Edmunds, who signed a four-year, $72 million deal, struggles to live up to expectations, while Kmet, despite showing promise, has not consistently delivered in a rapidly evolving league. This raises questions about roster decisions and financial management for the Bears as they look to build a competitive team.