May 21, 2026 - 19:27

The Chicago Bears added a familiar face to their backfield on Wednesday, signing a former Miami Dolphins running back to a free agent contract. The move reunites the player with a division rival in the NFC North, marking the second former Dolphin to land with a team in that division on the same day.
The running back, who spent the last two seasons in Miami, brings a blend of power and versatility to the Bears' offense. During his tenure with the Dolphins, he served primarily as a rotational back, averaging over four yards per carry while also contributing on special teams. His signing gives Chicago additional depth behind their current starter, especially in short-yardage and pass-protection situations.
The Bears have been active in reshaping their roster this offseason, focusing on adding experienced players who can step into defined roles. This latest addition fits that pattern. The running back is expected to compete for touches in a crowded backfield that includes a returning starter and a rookie draft pick.
Financial terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed. The signing becomes official once the player passes a physical and the contract is finalized.
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