PHOENIX — Bears general manager Ryan Poles said Monday he’ll sit down with chairman George McCaskey and incoming president/CEO Kevin Warren as he tries to decide whether the Bears have interest in drafting Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter. He did the same with his bosses last year when considering players with character concerns.
Carter, considered one of the most talented players in the draft, was arrested and charged with two misdemeanors as a result of racing his car in January. The car he was racing against crashed, killing a former Georgia teammate and a football staffer.
