Okay, so the Chicago Bears are once again bringing veteran wide receiver Scotty Miller back into the fold, re-signing him to their practice squad. ESPN’s Adam Schefter broke the news, and it honestly feels like Groundhog Day for Miller in the Windy City this year.
The Unpredictable Path Back To Halas Hall
Dude’s had a whirlwind 2026 already, right? Miller was with the Bears throughout their offseason program and training camp. Then, after all the big roster cuts went down, they still brought him back to the practice squad. But get this: they released him again on September 24th, only to now bring him back. It’s like the team can’t decide if they want him or not, but clearly, they keep circling back. What’s that about?
A Veteran Receiver’s League Journey
This isn’t some rookie getting a shot either. Miller’s a legit vet with some mileage on him. He’s stacked up 99 catches for a solid 1,216 yards and six touchdowns across his career. The guy has played in 93 games for three different teams: Tampa Bay, Atlanta, and Pittsburgh. So, he’s been around the block, and the Bears clearly see something they keep wanting to utilize, even if it is on the practice squad.
It’s an interesting move for Chicago as they navigate their early season, but man, it’s good to be a Seattle fan! Our Seahawks just handled business, taking down the Los Angeles Chargers 30-23 in a hard-fought battle. Let’s keep that momentum rolling, 12s!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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