Didn't read this article, but did it say anything about possibly signing Dan Akroyd too?
Bears to sign Bill Murray to practice squad: report
The Chicago Bears are filling out their practice squad, and they’ve made another addition, as they’ll reportedly sign Bill Murray to a contract.www.nbcsportschicago.com
I see a guy that's solidly walled-off by one blocker, a lot.
they already gave his number away lol
He’s just another AQm
6 Best Pickups from Waiver Wire After NFL's Official Cut Deadline
The NFL's annual mandatory cutdown deadline to 53-man rosters isn't the finish line for many players. It's merely the starting point, as general managers…bleacherreport.com
Tennessee Titans: CB Kindle Vildor
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The Tennessee Titans fortified their secondary by claiming Kindle Vildor off waivers.
Kristian Fulton and Roger McCreary return as the team's primary cornerbacks from last season, and the Titans also signed Sean Murphy-Bunting on a one-year, $3.5 million free-agent deal.
Vildor adds immediate experience to the room and another option to play outside corner.
The Chicago Bears originally drafted the 25-year-old in the fifth round of the 2020 class. Over the next three seasons, the 5'11", 190-pound corner appeared in 44 games, with 22 starts.
The Bears have rebuilt their secondary since Matt Eberflus became head coach.
Jaylon Johnson and Eddie Jackson are holdovers, and an influx of young Eberflus-approved defensive backs have joined the team recently. Kyler Gordon, Jaquan Brisker, Jaylon Jones, and Josh Blackwell were 2022 additions. The draft selections of Tyrique Stevenson and Terell Smith this year left Vildor without a spot.
Granted, Vildor suffered through some poor play, but he should prove to be an excellent option in Tennessee.
No because Akroyd is not from Chicago.
I envy that you have forgotten Jonathan Quinn
He sees the field better than Fields tho. Right?
Jonathan Quinn was pretty bad, but, I will raise you Cade McNown.
Chad hutchinson?
Cade McNown was worse, but I was only thinking of the most recent QB that was objectively worse than Peterman.
Incorrect, and the stats back it up. Hutch had the better year in 2004.
well, that's egg on my face
Name every QB you remember that was on that roster.
You win. The only other one I remember from that era is Craig ‘the executive’ Krenzel.
