Veteran quarterback Case Keenum has traveled around during his 13 seasons in the NFL, playing with eight teams and ...

Case Keenum is on his eighth NFL team and heading into his 12th season, and through all those years on all those teams, he ...

The Chicago Bears continue to prioritize Caleb Williams this offseason. After hiring new head coach Ben Johnson and shoring ...

Now they're giving the young quarterback a new backup as well, on Thursday agreeing to terms with free agent Case Keenum on a one-year contract, as ESPN reported. Keenum's deal is worth up to $3 ...

The Bears are signing veteran QB Case Keenum to serve as a leader for Caleb Williams. Here's how NFL fans reacted.

The Chicago Bears added to their quarterback room reportedly agreeing to a one-year deal with veteran free agent Case Keenum to a one-year deal worth up to $3 million. Keenum now joins a ...

The Chicago Bears added to their quarterback room with the signing of 12-year veteran Case Keenum to serve as a mentor for Caleb Williams. With new head coach Ben Johnson leading the charge ...

The team signed quarterback Case Keenum on Friday. ESPN reported the deal is for one year and $3 million. The move adds an experienced voice for starting quarterback Caleb Williams and backup ...

April 4 - The Chicago Bears are signing quarterback Case Keenum to a one-year, $3 million deal, according to ESPN. The 11-year veteran signal caller has played for seven different teams. He began his ...

It only seems like Case Keenum has been a backup quarterback for every team in the NFL. It's actually only been eight teams and now the eighth one is the Chicago Bears. Keenum, 37, agreed to a one ...

HOUSTON – Former Texans backup quarterback Case Keenum, a former University of Houston record-setting passer, is joining the Chicago Bears on a one-year deal with a maximum value of $3 million ...

CHICAGO -- Veteran quarterback Case Keenum is back in the NFC North. The Chicago Bears signed Keenum, 37, to a one-year contract worth up to $3 million, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.