Sam Roush
Coverage of Sam Roush in the Nexus archive.
- Bears TE Cole Kmet knows the secret to sticking around no matter who comes and goes at Halas Hall
Bears tight end Cole Kmet has remained with the team through seven seasons despite multiple coaching changes, GM transitions, and the drafting of other tight ends like Colston Loveland and Sam Roush. Kmet secured a $50 million contract extension from general manager Ryan Poles and emphasizes adaptability and consistency as keys to his longevity. His versatility as a player, including roles in blocking, receiving, and emergency quarterback duties, has made him valuable to various coaches.
- Dayo Odeyingbo's practices a 'bonus,' but Bears not sure of Shemar Turner's return
Dayo Odeyingbo practiced for the second-straight day after recovering from an Achilles injury, described as a 'bonus' by Bears coach Ben Johnson. Shemar Turner's return timeline remains uncertain following a torn ACL. Additional updates include injuries to Tyrique Stevenson, Kyler Gordon, and D’Marco Jackson, and tight end Sam Roush remaining unsigned.
- Bears sign 1st-round pick Dillon Thieneman, 2nd-rounder Logan Jones
The Chicago Bears signed first-round pick Dillon Thieneman and second-rounder Logan Jones to four-year rookie contracts, with Thieneman's deal including a fifth-year option. Sam Roush remains the only unsigned member of the Bears' draft class, while four other picks were signed last month. Rookies will participate in training camp after signing contracts.