Squirrel White has the opportunity to make an NFL roster.
The former FSU wide receiver was not selected during the 2026 NFL draft but has signed with the Chicago Bears as an undrafted free agent, PROSPORT Management reported on their Instagram. The contract details have not yet been disclosed.
White spent one season with the Seminoles , joining the team as a transfer from the Tennessee Volunteers in 2025. At FSU, he was a quality option, playing in 10 games. With the Volunteers, White started in all but one game in three years.
The Birmingham, Alabama, product played in 48 total games, and across his career, he recorded 1,717 yards on 136 receptions for six touchdowns.
He is the second former Seminole to sign with an NFL team as an undrafted free agent. Jacob Rizy has also signed with the New England Patriots .
The Chicago Bears went 11-6 last season and advanced to their first divisional round playoff game since 2010, losing to the Los Angeles Rams 20-17. Just two of the Bears' seven picks were offensive players, with Iowa center Logan Jones and Stanford tight end Sam Roush rounding out their choices.
Jacob Smith is a contributor for FSU Wire, part of the USA TODAY Network. You can follow Jacob on X at @jsmith_sports .
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