Chicago, IL, November 5, 2026 — The Chicago Bears have put forward player Josh Blackwell as their nominee for the 2026 Salute to Service Award, presented by USAA. This nomination recognizes individuals for their exemplary contributions and dedication to serving the military community.

The Salute to Service Award, presented annually by USAA, honors National Football League (NFL) players, coaches, and personnel who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to honoring and supporting the military and their families. The award’s criteria typically focus on efforts to strengthen the nation’s connection with its service members and veterans.

Details regarding Josh Blackwell’s specific contributions that led to this nomination were not provided in the initial announcement. Information about the award’s history, the selection process, and past recipients is generally available, but the particular activities or initiatives undertaken by Blackwell for his nomination are not detailed here. The specific timeline for the award announcement or selection process for the 2026 award was also not provided.

USAA, a financial services group known for serving military members and their families, partners with the NFL to celebrate and recognize those who make a difference in the lives of service members. The nomination by the Chicago Bears signifies recognition within the organization for Blackwell’s efforts aligned with the award’s purpose. Further information about the award and its nominees is expected to be released by the NFL and USAA as the 2026 award cycle progresses.


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