LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — As Chicago Bears tackle Darnell Wright started giving out credit Wednesday after signing a record-setting contract extension, an obvious person he had to cite was general manager Ryan Poles. “They have all that stuff they are handling, but he’s really invested in me, even from a long time ago, so I really appreciate that,” Wright said. The second-team All-Pro tackle received the richest Bears contract ever based on average annual salary and signing bonus. Wright credited others within the organization for making his success possible, in particular offensive coach Dan Roushar and coach Ben Johnson. I’ve never had a coach really come up to me and be like, ‘We’re depending on you.’