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The Chicago Bears re-sign quarterback

The Chicago Bears have made a few offseason roster moves at quarterback. The Bears signed free agent former Carolina Panthers quarterback P.J. Walker earlier in March. His signing prompted the Bears to release Trevor Siemian the next day. The Bears are set to announce a new contract for another quarterback shortly.

According to Tom Pelissero with the NFL Network, the Bears are set to re-sign Nathan Peterson.

Peterman played in three games for the Bears last season. Peterman had a 56-percent  completion percentage, threw for 139 yards, one touchdown, and had one interception with the Bears. Peterman was the Bears’ third-string quarterback last season. He came in when Justin Fields and Siemian were injured toward the later part of the season.

This is an interesting signing by the Bears, who already had Walker signed as FIelds’ backup. The Bears were meeting with draft prospects at quarterback this offseason.

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