Chicago Bears Re-Sign Veteran TE Marcedes Lewis for Record-Breaking 19th NFL Season

The 40-year-old tight end brings leadership and elite blocking skills to support rookie QB Caleb Williams.

Marcedes Lewis will break his own record for the most seasons played by a tight end in NFL history.
Lewis is renowned for his blocking abilities, ranking fifth among tight ends in run blocking last season.
He will mentor younger tight ends and provide critical support for the Bears' revamped offense.
Lewis played all 17 games last season, contributing primarily as a blocker with four receptions for 29 yards and a touchdown.
The Bears aim to leverage Lewis's experience to bolster their offensive strategy around top draft pick Caleb Williams.