The Chicago Bears have made a key addition to their quarterback room, signing veteran signal-caller Case Keenum to a one-year, $5 million deal. The move brings valuable experience to the Bears’ roster as they continue to shape their offense for the upcoming season.
Keenum, a seasoned quarterback with 15,175 career passing yards, has been a steady presence in the NFL, known for his leadership, accuracy, and ability to step up in critical moments. His most notable season came in 2017 with the Minnesota Vikings, when he led the team to the NFC Championship Game after a miraculous playoff run.
With the Bears looking to strengthen their quarterback depth, Keenum’s arrival provides a reliable veteran presence behind their starter. His wealth of knowledge will be a crucial asset in mentoring younger quarterbacks on the roster while also being prepared to step in when needed.
General Manager Ryan Poles expressed confidence in the signing, stating, “Case brings experience, professionalism, and a deep understanding of the game. His presence will elevate our quarterback room and provide stability in key moments.
As the Bears prepare for the upcoming season, Keenum’s addition adds a layer of security to the offense. Whether he serves as a mentor or takes the field, his experience will be invaluable in helping the team stay competitive.