Bears add two more receivers on reserve/future contracts

On Friday the Chicago Bears announced that they signed two more wide receivers to reserve/future contracts, Reggie Davis, who played his college ball at Georgia, and Jester Weah, who played collegiately at Pittsburgh.

Davis (6’, 170 pounds) has spent parts of the last two years on the Bears practice squad. He was originally an undrafted free agent of the Falcons in 2017, and Chicago is the fifth team he’s been with.

Weah (6’3”, 209) entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent of the Texans in 2018. He spent 2019 on Washington’s practice squad, and after spend the 2020 offseason with them, he was released.

These additions bring the Bears reserve/future players up to 12 and they are as follows.

Offense:

WR - Jester Weah

WR - Reggie Davis

WR - Rodney Adams

WR - Thomas Ives

OL - Dieter Eiselen

OL - Badara Traore

TE - Jesper Horsted

Defense:

DB - Marqui Christian

DB - Xavier Crawford

DB - Teez Tabor

DL - LaCale London

LB - Ledarius Mack

In other Bears roster news, quarterback Kyle Sloter, who ended the 2020 season on the Bears practice squad, was signed to a reserve/future contract by the Raiders.

Also, defensive lineman Mario Edwards Jr., who is set to be a free agent, was suspended 2 games for violating the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing substances.