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By James Holloway
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The Chicago Bears proved that they are a Super Bowl contender after Monday’s win over the Seattle Seahawks. Now they have a week to fortify their roster to ensure they can get there. Most teams around the NFL will play one more game before the league’s trade deadline in less than a week. They’ll have until 3 p.m. Nov. 10 to make a trade before the deadline.It’s been an active market this season, with the Bears making the biggest trade so far. They traded two first-round picks to the Tennessee Titans last week for All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, who made an immediate impact Monday against the Seahawks. That trade could impact how active the Bears will be in the final week before the deadline. Chicago also traded a fourth-round pick in the Simmons deal. Bears general manager Ryan Poles said they’ll have to be more careful with trading draft picks if they do make a move. The Bears still have about $3 million left in salary cap space.But there’s a chance the Bears could still mak