The Chicago Bears parted ways with Nick Foles a few weeks ago after they failed to find a trade partner for the veteran quarterback.
The assumption was no one wanted to take on Foles’ contract and give up draft compensation for someone general manager Ryan Poles made clear wasn’t in Chicago’s plans. After all, it appears that there is indeed interest — and from a familiar face.
According to The Athletic’s Zak Keefer, the Colts are negotiating with Foles to bring him to Indianapolis. The destination makes plenty of sense given Foles’ connection to Colts head coach Frank Reich, who served as the offensive coordinator for the Eagles when Foles led Philadelphia to a Super Bowl.