Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Jason Bean was selected in the United Football League (UFL) draft, joining the Louisville Kings. The draft saw two quarterbacks chosen for the Kings, with Bean and Chandler Rogers both securing spots on the roster.

Bean, who previously played for the Colts, is now set to compete for a role with the Louisville Kings in the newly formed UFL. Details regarding his contract and expected role within the team have not yet been released. The UFL is aiming to provide a platform for players seeking opportunities in professional football.

Chandler Rogers, the other quarterback drafted by the Louisville Kings, also brings experience to the team. The Kings are building their roster in preparation for the UFL's inaugural season, which is scheduled to begin in the spring of 2024. The league is comprised of eight teams and aims to offer a competitive environment for players and fans alike. Bean's selection signifies the Kings' focus on strengthening their quarterback position as they prepare for their debut in the UFL.