Tag: Bears Injury Report

Bears injury report: Khalil Mack, Cody Whitehair, Cordarrelle Patterson DNP Wednesday

The Bears released their first injury report ahead of Sunday’s game against the Saints, and Wednesday’s report is quite alarming.

The Chicago Bears released their first injury report ahead of Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints, and Wednesday’s report is quite alarming.

The Bears had four starters that did not practice due to injury. Outside linebacker Khalil Mack (ankle), receiver Allen Robinson (concussion), center Cody Whitehair (calf) and Cordarrelle Patterson (quad) all were sidelined on Wednesday.

Safety Eddie Jackson (knee), tight end Cole Kmet (back) and safety Sherrick McManis (hamstring) were all limited during Wednesday’s practice.

Jackson had an injury scare on Monday when it appeared that he suffered a non-contact injury to his knee, where many feared it would end his season. But Jackson soon returned to the game and even got his first defensive touchdown this season in the fourth quarter.

Whitehair left Monday’s game with a calf injury, but Matt Nagy sounded confident in his status moving forward.

We’ll see how Chicago’s injury situation shakes out, where they could be without some important players against the Saints.

 

Bears Week 7 inactives: OLB Khalil Mack, CB Buster Skrine are active vs. Rams

The Bears have released their inactives ahead of their Week 7 game against the Rams, and it’s good news on the defensive front for Chicago.

The Chicago Bears have released their inactives ahead of their Week 7 game against the Los Angeles Rams, and it’s good news on the defensive front for the Bears.

After nursing a sore back for the last few days, outside linebacker Khalil Mack was questionable heading into Monday night’s game. But, rest assured, Mack was certainly not going to miss this primetime game, and he’s officially active for Chicago.

The Bears will also have cornerback Buster Skrine, who has been dealing with an ankle injury this week, available to them. But the Bears do have Duke Shelley listed as active, which means he’ll be available should there be any setbacks with Skrine.

Safety and special teams ace Sherrick McManis was already ruled out with a hamstring injury that he re-aggravated last week.

Other inactives for the Bears include left guard Arlington Hambright, running back Artavis Pierce, receiver Riley Ridley and outside linebacker Trevis Gipson.

 

 

Bears injury report: Khalil Mack, Buster Skrine among those questionable vs. Rams

The Bears are a tad banged up heading into Week 7 against the Rams, where five players are questionable for Monday night.

The Chicago Bears released their final injury report ahead of Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Rams, which features final injury designations.

The Bears are a tad banged up heading into Week 7, and outside linebacker Khalil Mack and cornerback Buster Skrine are among five players that are questionable for Monday night.

Safety Deon Bush, offensive line Rashaad Coward and offensive lineman Jason Spriggs are also questionable. Safety and special teams ace Sherrick McManis has been ruled out.

Mack did not practice on Friday due to a sore back, which head coach Matt Nagy brushed off as nothing other than precautionary measures. He was a limited participant on Saturday, and it would have to be pretty extreme for Mack not to suit up against the Rams.

Skrine was limited on Saturday after missing practice this week with an ankle injury, which is encouraging about his status for Monday.

With Coward questionable for Monday, we could see Alex Bars at left guard against the Rams, where a big challenge in Rams All-Pro defensive tackle Aaron Donald awaits.

 

 

Bears injury report: Khalil Mack, Akiem Hicks did not practice Friday

The Bears released their Friday injury report, and there are certainly some concerns on the defensive side of the ball heading into Week 7.

The Chicago Bears released their injury report for Friday ahead of Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Rams, and there are certainly some concerns on the defensive side of the ball heading into Week 7.

Outside linebacker Khalil Mack did not practice on Friday with a back injury, while defensive tackle Akiem Hicks was sidelined for the second straight practice with an illness.

Bears coach Matt Nagy told reporters that Mack’s injury was nothing major, just soreness, and he’s being precautionary more than anything.  As for Hicks, Nagy said he’s sick and wasn’t able to practice, although it has nothing to do with COVID-19.

Cornerback Buster Skrine also did not practice for the second straight day with an ankle injury, and his status for Monday night is likely up in the air. Safety and special teams ace Sherrick McManis also missed his second straight practice with a hamstring injury.

Defensive tackle Bilal Nichols was limited with a sore knee and Safety Deon Bush was also limited for the second straight as he recovers from a hamstring injury.

Offensive lineman Rashaad Coward, defensive end Brent Urban, receiver Javon Wims, offensive lineman Jason Spriggs, safety Eddie Jackson and offensive lineman Alex Bars were all full participants on Friday.

 

 

Bears injury report: Rashaad Coward limited, Akiem Hicks DNP on Thursday

The Bears released their first injury report ahead of Monday night’s game against the Rams, and they still remain relatively healthy.

The Chicago Bears released their first injury report ahead of Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Rams, and the Bears still remain relatively healthy heading into Week 7, although there were quite a few names listed.

The big names on the injury report that did not practice are cornerback Buster Skrine, who has an ankle injury, and defensive back Sherrick McManis, who re-aggravated his hamstring last Sunday against the Carolina Panthers

One of the surprises on the practice report was defensive tackle Akiem Hicks, who did not practice Thursday due to an illness.

Offensive lineman Rashaad Coward was limited on Thursday with a finger injury. Coward got the start at left guard for the Bears last Sunday against the Panthers, where he had a rough go of it.

Safety Deon Bush, who’s missed the last couple of games due to a hamstring injury, practiced for the first time in a few weeks, although he was limited. Safety DeAndre Houston-Carson has gotten more opportunities in Bush’s absence, where he’s come up with back-to-back game-winning plays against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Panthers.

Linebacker Danny Trevathan, tight end Jimmy Graham and receiver Ted Ginn Jr. all did not practice with a veteran resting day.

 

 

Bears Week 6 inactives: Brent Urban, John Jenkins active vs. Panthers

The Chicago Bears have released their inactives ahead of Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers.

The Chicago Bears have released their inactives ahead of their Week 6 game against the Carolina Panthers.

Nose tackle John Jenkins returns to the line-up after being on injured reserve for three weeks with a thumb injury. He brings some much-needed depth to the defensive line, especially as they prepare to face a run game that’s found success.

Defensive end Brent Urban, who has been a key reserve for this team, will play after being questionable with a knee injury. Offensive lineman Sam Mustipher is active for the first time in his young NFL career.

Safety Deon Bush had previously been ruled out against the Panthers. Other inactives for the Bears include cornerback Duke Shelley, left guard Arlington Hambright, receiver Riley Ridley and outside linebacker Trevis Gipson.

Bears final injury report: Deon Bush ruled out, Brent Urban questionable vs. Panthers

There are some injury designations to keep an eye on as the Bears prepare for their Week 6 game against the Panthers.

The Chicago Bears have released their final injury report ahead of Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers, and there’s some designations to keep an eye on heading into Week 6.

The Bears have ruled out Safety Deon Bush for Sunday, as he continues to battle a hamstring injury. He missed last week’s contest against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, as well.

Chicago has also listed for four players as questionable against the Panthers, including some players at some key positions. Defensive end Brent Urban, who has been a key contributor on the defensive line, is questionable following limited participation in practice throughout the week.

The Bears also activated defensive tackle John Jenkins off injured reserve, where he served the previous three weeks with a thumb injury. Jenkins has been listed as questionable for Sunday’s game.

Offensive lineman Alex Bars, who filled in at left guard for an injured James Daniels last Thursday, has also been designated as questionable with a shoulder injury. He was a full participant in Thursday and Friday’s practices.

Matt Nagy says he hasn’t decided who will start at left guard for the Bears on Sunday. But it’ll come down to Bars and Rashaad Coward.

Special teams ace and defensive back Sherrick McManis has also been listed as questionable against the Panthers. He’s recovering from a hamstring injury that’s held him out of the last two games.

 

 

Bears injury report: Brent Urban limited, Deon Bush DNP on Thursday

The Chicago Bears released their Thursday injury report ahead of Sunday’s Week 6 game against the Carolina Panthers.

The Chicago Bears released their Thursday injury report ahead of Sunday’s Week 6 game against the Carolina Panthers, and there was some encouraging news for special teams.

Special teams ace and defensive back Sherrick McManis practiced in full for the first time in three weeks following a hamstring injury suffered against the Atlanta Falcons.

But safety Deon Bush remains sidelined by a similar hamstring injury, which has kept him out of last week’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He didn’t practice on Thursday, and his status for Sunday’s game remains up in the air.

Defensive end Brent Urban was once again limited on Thursday as he deals with a knee injury. Urban has been an important contributor for this Bears defense over the last few weeks, and they’ll certainly need him against an impressive Panthers offense.

The Bears likely won’t have to face running back Christian McCaffrey, who still hasn’t been activated from injured reserve with a high ankle injury. That means they’ll face former Bears running back Mike Davis heading into Sunday.

 

 

Bears injury report: Sherrick McManis, Brent Urban limited, Deon Bush DNP on Wednesday

The Bears released their first injury report ahead of Sunday’s game vs. the Panthers, and not much has changed except one limited addition.

The Chicago Bears released their first injury report ahead of Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers, and nothing much has changed except one limited addition.

Defensive end Brent Urban was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday with a knee injury. There was some encouraging news with defensive back and special teams ace Sherrick McManis was limited in practice as he recovers from a hamstring injury.

Safety Deon Bush did not practice Wednesday as he deals with a hamstring injury of his own.

Defensive tackle Akiem Hicks, linebacker Danny Trevathan, tight end Jimmy Graham and receiver Ted Ginn Jr. also did not practice Wednesday on a resting veteran day.

 

Week 5 inactives: Darnell Mooney active, Sherrick McManis out vs. Bucs

The Chicago Bears have released their inactives ahead of their Thursday Night Football showdown against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Chicago Bears have released their inactives ahead of their Thursday Night Football showdown against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The good news is the Bears will be with star rookie receiver Darnell Mooney, who was noted as questionable for the game with a shoulder injury. Mooney, who practiced all week, is officially active against the Bucs.

The bad news? The Bears will be without special teams ace Sherrick McManis, who was listed as doubtful with a hamstring injury suffered a couple of weeks ago in Week 3.

Other inactives for the Bears include safety Deon Bush (hamstring), as well as offensive lineman Arlington Hambright, Nose tackle Daniel McCullers, receiver Riley Ridley and outside linebacker Trevis Gipson.

The big news for the Bucs is that receiver Mike Evans, who didn’t practice this week with an ankle injury, is officially active for this game. Running back Leonard Fournette, who was doubtful for this game, is also active.