Chicago Bears sign 4 players after rookie minicamp tryout

May 12, 2026 - 03:43

The Chicago Bears have decided to keep four players who impressed during the team's rookie minicamp tryouts last weekend. The organization announced the signings on Monday, adding depth to the roster as offseason workouts continue.

Among the new additions are a pair of defensive backs, a wide receiver, and a linebacker. All four players participated in the minicamp on a tryout basis, meaning they were not initially drafted or signed as undrafted free agents. Their performances over the weekend were strong enough to earn a contract.

The Bears have been active in reshaping their roster under new management, and these signings reflect a continued focus on finding undervalued talent. The tryout process allows teams to evaluate players in a controlled setting before committing to a contract. For the players involved, it represents a critical opportunity to prove they belong in the NFL.

While none of the four are expected to be immediate starters, they will compete for roster spots during training camp and the preseason. The Bears coaching staff will have a closer look at them during organized team activities in the coming weeks. The team did not provide specific details on the length or terms of the contracts, but such deals are typically standard for undrafted free agents.

The moves come as the Bears continue to build toward the upcoming season, with a focus on competition at every position.