Which Bears free agent will have the biggest impact?

The Bears have been very busy throughout the last month in signing free agents to bolster their roster.

By NFL.com's tracker it appears that the Bears have signed eight free agents that perviously played for other teams.

General manager Ryan Pace carried over his free agency methodology from his first offseason with the Bears by specifically targeting players that are coming off their first contract and/or are under 30.

The additions are headlined by defensive players Danny Trevathan, Jerrell Freeman and Akiem Hicks. They also added offensive linemen Bobby Massie, Ted Larsen and Manny Ramirez.

Finally, Pace addressed special teams with the signing of Aaron Brewer and Omar Bolden.

They may not be completely finished with the free agent additions but with the draft coming up it seems unlikely that there will be many more major moves so now is a good time to evaluate what they have done.

While the focus is very much on the draft right now, I still thought it would be nice to take another look at the free agent haul and speculate which one might have the most payoff come the fall.

While it might be easy to say that the first signing is the one that will have the biggest impact, Danny Trevathan. He was the player that they targeted from the get-go and offered the biggest deal. Or maybe you think it's Hicks, as five-technique was seen as the biggest need of the Bears heading into the offseason.

All that said, I think that the biggest addition could also be the most underrated signing.

I think Massie was the best signing because Massie allowed the offensive line to be stabilized. It upgraded two positions with one signing. The Massie signing solidified the right tackle position and allowed Kyle Long, the team's most talented lineman to get back to his best position.

With the added depth of Ramirez and Larsen, the offensive line will be a strength this season instead of a weakness and will have plenty of competition for starting roles.

Which free agent addition do you think was the best?