Bears Sign Former 7th-Round Pick Anthony Johnson Jr.

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Bears Sign Former 7th-Round Pick Anthony Johnson Jr.

The Bears signed former Packers and Giants safety Anthony Johnson Jr. to bolster their secondary depth. The 26-year-old former 7th-round pick missed all of last season on injured reserve with a failed physical. Johnson is likely to receive a standard one-year, veteran minimum salary deal worth approximately $1.05 million to $1.15 million for the season.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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