The Bears were so committed to acquiring Wilson that their offer allegedly included three first-round picks, a third-round pick in 2021, and two "starters" (air quotes around starters, as one of the apparent players involved has since been released). At first glance, three first-round selections appears to be a big offer. However, considering that the Bears already have picks No. 6 and No. 31 this year and don't expect to get much help at either position, it's not surprising that they'd want to add some depth to their roster. The Patriots also were reportedly interested in trading for Wilson but didn't make an offer. This could mean that they're comfortable with using another year to develop a quarterback or that they believe they have a good enough starter in Brady. It also could mean that they think there are other options available on the market. Regardless, it seems clear that New England views its quarterback situation as less than critical. In conclusion, the Bears offered more than just about any other team for Russell Wilson. If you ask me, they deserve an A+ for effort.