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3. Roberto Garza
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Probably one of the toughest decisions for me, if I was general manager Phil Emery, would be in regards to Garza. He makes everyone else better, simply because of his leadership and coaching abilities in the locker room. Last year, the Bears' offensive line kept the same group on the field all season long and finished as a top-5 unit. That is an incredible accomplishment for a team that couldn't say anything close to that a year prior. Garza is aging, though, and out of all the offensive linemen had the least amount of positive plays. Chicago should move on and find a younger prospect to replace him.