Former Falcons defensive tackle Grady Jarrett wasn't exactly expecting to be a cap casualty at the last second but you're not going to get sour grapes from him considering the new task ahead.

The Chicago Bears made a splash along the defensive line agreeing to terms with defensive tackle Grady Jarrett on a three-year, $43.5 million contract with $28.5 million guaranteed. Here's a collection of all of the grades for the Bears' expected signing of Jarrett, where experts are divided about whether this is a good move.

In Odeyingbo, the Bears are paying $48 million for his potential, which Odeyingbo said improves as he enters each season. He learned this as a rookie, when he was limited to 10 games after suffering a torn achilles in his final season at Vanderbilt.