Overview
- The Bears added Louisville quarterback Miller Moss as an undrafted free agent Saturday, reuniting him with starter Caleb Williams.
- Moss was Williams’ teammate and later successor at USC, though he was benched after a three-interception game against Washington and replaced by Jordan Maiava.
- After transferring to Louisville, Moss started 12 games and completed 64.2% of his passes for 2,679 yards with 16 touchdowns and seven interceptions, then earned Boca Raton Bowl MVP honors.
- He joins a quarterback room of Williams, established backup Tyson Bagent, and veteran Case Keenum, with an expected competition for a practice-squad or depth role.
- General manager Ryan Poles said the team is not shopping Bagent and framed Moss’s signing as part of a plan to develop quarterbacks by adding competition and potential future value.