Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl

Pro Bowl running back Matt Forte wasn’t too thrilled about the Bears once again signing another player at his position.

On Thursday, the Bears announced the signing of Michael Bush to a four-year deal, one that’s worth $14 million, including $7 million guaranteed.

It’s unclear exactly what sort of contract Forte is seeking. But, based on recent signings, Forte may be seeking a contract that averages at least $8 million a year. Former general manager Jerry Angelo was resistant to handing Forte a market-level contract, and his replacement, Phil Emery, apparently has taken a similar mindset.

Yet, the Bears have invested heavily at the position, paying plenty to secure backups. The previous three (Kevin Jones, Chester Taylor and Marion Barber) collected $13.3 million for four combined seasons.

What did the Bears get?

A combined 38 games — with just two starts — and 260 carries for 798 yards and nine touchdowns. That’s an average of 3.06 yards per carry.

“Why keep paying backups big [money] every [year]? Crazy!” Olsen wrote. “Matt deserves better.”

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