Bears didn't add a relevant edge rusher — and don't plan to now

The Bears began the offseason saying they needed to rush the passer better. Then they didn’t sign an edge rusher of significance. Or trade for one. Or draft one. Or even grab a veteran on the eve of training camp. When the Bears took the field for the first day of camp Wednesday, they had the same top three edge rushers that helped produce the second-worst defensive line pass-rush win rate in the NFL last year. It doesn’t sound like that’s going to change any time soon. “We’ve got to make sure…