Chicago Bears second-round draft picks Shemar Turner and Ozzy Trapilo have agreed to four-year rookie contracts, sources confirmed to the Tribune on Thursday. The news comes two days before Bears rookies report for training camp at Halas Hall.

The Chicago Bears have signed second-round defensive tackle Shemar Turner to his rookie contract, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. No details have been revealed about his contract, but it should be a four-year deal with some form of guaranteed money.

Trapilo is the most critical of the three second-round picks, as he has a very real chance to unseat Braxton Jones to become Chicago's starting left tackle. If he misses any time because of a contract holdout, the odds of him becoming a rookie starter drop significantly.