Gerald Everett

The Bears activated Gerald Everett from the non-football injury list on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Everett was only on the non-football injury list for about one week. He will likely be off the fantasy radar this season as he sees snaps behind Cole Kmet for Chicago.

The Bears placed Gerald Everett on the non-football injury list.

Fantasy Impact

Everett will be sidelined to begin training camp. It is unclear how long he'll be out for.

The Chicago Bears and veteran TE Gerald Everett have agreed to terms on a new deal, a two-year, $12 million contract worth up to $14 million with $6.1 million guaranteed.

Fantasy Impact

Everett, who will be over 30 at the start of next season, is signing with Chicago where he will join TE Cole Kmet at the position for what will likely be a new QB in 2024. The Bears will be Everett's fourth team in his career (Rams, Seahawks, Chargers). With LAC, he had a 17-game pace of 60 catches for 530 yards and four scores over a pair of seasons.

Gerald Everett caught four of his nine targets for 31 yards in a 16-9 loss to the Broncos in Week 17.

Fantasy Impact

Everett's nine targets led the Chargers, although he wasn't able to do much with all of the opportunities. The veteran tight end has now seen at least eight targets in four straight games. He will take on the Chiefs in Week 18.

Gerald Everett hauled in 7-of-8 targets for 42 yards in Saturday night's 24-22 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Fantasy Impact

Everett logged the most receptions on the team on Saturday night with seven, which helped him have a decent enough finish in PPR formats. His upside is clearly limited with Justin Herbert out of the lineup thanks to a finger injury, so fantasy managers should avoid putting him in their lineups for the remaining couple of weeks of the regular season.