(104.3 The Score) The Bears are taking a flyer on veteran running back Salvon Ahmed by signing him to the roster, a source said Wednesday.
Ahmed, 27, hasn't played a regular-season game since 2023. He missed all of the 2025 season after suffering a serious lower leg injury during training camp with the Colts.
Ahmed played four seasons with the Dolphins from 2020-'23, rushing for 593 yards and five scores in 38 games.
Ahmed is now 100% following his recovery from injury and will get the opportunity to compete for a role in the Bears' backfield. That group is led by veteran running back D'Andre Swift and second-year running back Kyle Monangai.
The Bears are currently working through their offseason program at Halas Hall.
Chris Emma covers the Bears and the Chicago sports scene for 104.3 The Score.
