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Bears sign quarterback Nathan Peterman

The Chicago Bears have signed quarterback Nathan Peterman to a one-year contract. According to the Bears, Peterman returns to the organization after spending the 2022 season in Chicago. Most recently in 2022, Peterman primarily served in a backup role while appearing in three games (one start) and completing 14 of 25 passes for 139 yards … Bears sign quarterback Nathan Peterman Read More »

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