Cam Lewis

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	INT	PD	Tkl
Career		76	1	11	167
2025		17	0	4	43
2024		17	1	4	68
2023		17

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Cam Lewis's two-year, $6.0M extension with the Bears earns a C CVI — a fair deal that accurately reflects his role as a depth piece in Chicago's secondary. At $3.0M annually, the Bears are paying market rate for a reliable backup cornerback who can step into spot duty without being a liability, which aligns perfectly with Lewis's production tier as a depth contributor rather than a starter. The contract structure is team-friendly with just $2.8M guaranteed across two years, giving Chicago flexibility to move on after 2025 if needed without significant dead money concerns. Lewis has carved out a steady niche as a special teams contributor and rotational defensive back, and this deal reflects that he's found his ceiling as a role player rather than ascending to starter status. The Bears get continuity in their defensive backfield depth chart without breaking the bank, making this a sensible if unspectacular move that addresses roster needs without major risk or reward.

Performance Analysis

Cam Lewis earns an F for the Bears at cornerback, a player who has been overwhelmed by the demands of playing corner in the NFL. Lewis has been beaten in coverage consistently and does not have the recovery speed to make up for his technique deficiencies. Chicago's secondary has had issues, and Lewis has been one of the weaker links when on the field. His role has been reduced to special teams, and even that has not been consistently positive. The Bears need better options at corner, and Lewis is not someone they can count on going forward.