The 30-year-old running back, Chester Taylor, will not be a free agent for long after inking a four-year deal with the Chicago Bears worth $12.5 million. Included in the deal is the $7 million  guaranteed in the first year.

Taylor said the Bears seem to have a pretty good chance to go to the Super Bowl this season and this was one of the reasons that convinced him to sign up with the team. Taylor said he wants to go to the team that could contend for the Super Bowl. He also added that Chicago Bears is making the right moves towards winning a championship, that’s why he decided to join the team.

Chester Taylor played college football at University of Toledo and was a four-time all-state running back and sprinter during his high school stint at the River Rouge. He was 207th pick overall in the 2002 NFL Draft and starter his professional football career with the Baltimore Ravens. He then transferred to the Minnesota Vikings on 2006.