David Montgomery has spoken.
Amid news dropping of the Bears running back signing with the Detroit Lions on Tuesday, the running back posted a heartfelt highlight reel on Instagram along with a caption thanking Chicago.
"Thank You For taking a chance on a kid who had nothing, I will love you forever !!!! THANK YOU CHICAGO" Montgomery wrote in the caption on his Instagram post.
Montgomery reportedly agreed to sign with the Detroit Lions to the tune of a three-year deal worth $18 million. Reports also show $11 million of his deal is fully guaranteed.
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The Bears originally drafted Montgomery in the third round of the 2019 NFL draft out of Iowa State. In college, he was known as a bruiser, leading the NCAA in broken tackles in his final year of school.
He recorded two 1,000 yards seasons on the ground with the Bears over his four-year stint. Although he posted over 1,000 yards from scrimmage in every single season he played with the Bears. Last year, Montgomery ran for 801 yards and five touchdowns.
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Shortly after news of Montgomery's signing dropped, the Bears reportedly signed Travis Homer. Homer, 24, spent the last four seasons as a running back with the Seattle Seahawks. He's merely a backup, having 453 career rushing yards to his name over four seasons.
The Bears' running back room now stands as Herbert, Homer and Trestan Ebner.