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Check out who is out and who might not play for the Bears against the Cardinals in Week 16.
The Chicago Bears wrapped up their week of practice to get ready for the Arizona Cardinals, who travel to Chicago in Week 16. The Bears released their final injury report of the week.
They ruled out three players and have another trio who are questionable to play.
The details are below.
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The Cardinals ruled out three players against the Bears, including WR Marquise Brown.
The Arizona Cardinals have not gotten much from wide receiver Marquise Brown recently. He has not had a reception in his last two games. He will not have one this weekend when the Cardinals face the Chicago Bears on the road.
Brown was ruled out of the game with the heel injury that has plagued him for three weeks.
He was one of three players ruled out for the game on Sunday.
The details of the Cardinals’ final injury report are below.
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Bears TE Cole Kmet injured his quad and was limited on Thursday.
The Chicago Bears had a couple of new additions to their second injury report of Week 16 as they prepare for their home game against the Arizona Cardinals. Two are not because of injuries but one starter has a new injury that could be something to watch.
The details are below.
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Check out the Cardinals’ second injury report of Week 16 preparing for the Bears.
The Arizona Cardinals were back on the practice field on Thursday and released their second injury report of the week preparing for their Week 16 road matchup with the Chicago Bears.
Their second injury report of the week had no changes from Wednesday’s.
The details are below.
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A look at Chicago’s first injury report of Week 16.
The Chicago Bears kicked off their week of practice for Week 16 preparing them to face the Arizona Cardinals. Their first injury report has seven players, none of whom were able to get any work in at practice on Wednesday.
Homer mostly plays special teams. Jenkins suffered a concussion on Sunday against the Browns. Jones and Mooney are starters. They status the rest of the week is something to watch.
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Five players for the Cardinals sat out Wednesday’s practice preparing for the Bears.
The Arizona Cardinals, who play the Chicago Bears on the road Sunday in Week 16, began their week of practice and released their first injury report of the week.
They had five players sit out Wednesday’s practice and another were limited.
The details of the first injury report are below.
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The Bears will be shorthanded on offense and defense this weekend against the Cardinals.
The Chicago Bears will face the Arizona Cardinals, the No. 1 seed in the NFC, this weekend with a shorthanded offense and defense. They released their final injury report of the week and key players both on offense and on defense are either out or doubtful to play.
The details of the final injury report are below.
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The Cardinals have a few game-day decisions to make when it comes to getting players back on offense this weekend.
The Arizona Cardinals have wrapped up the week of practice in preparation for their Week 13 road game against the Chicago Bears. They released their final injury report of the week and only one player has been ruled out while a few others are questionable and will be game-time decisions. Among them again are quarterback Kyler Murray and receiver DeAndre Hopkins.
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Unless they have a setback at the end of the week, both will be in the lineup after missing three games each.
Things are headed in the right direction for the Arizona Cardinals and their two biggest offensive stars. Quarterback Kyler Murray and receiver DeAndre Hopkins have both been limited for the first two practices of the week. They are hopeful they are able to return to the lineup after missing three games.
However, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, it is more than just being hopeful. Rapoport says both are expected to be back, barring any setbacks with their injuries.
Murray suffered a high ankle sprain against the Green Bay Packers and Hopkins has had a hamstring injury. It was hurting in Week 8 but played 15 snaps and has not played since.
They are the first games missed in Kyler Murray’s career and the most games Hopkins has missed in a season.
Their return for the stretch run will be a boost for the No. 1 team in the NFC.
Their next game is on the road in Week 13 against the Chicago Bears.
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Have a look at the Bears’ Thursday injury report. The Cardinals face this banged-up squad Sunday.
The Arizona Cardinals’ Week 13 opponent, the Chicago Bears, were back at practice Thursday and released their second injury report of the week, but things don’t look much better than Wednesday.
They did have one player upgraded from not practicing to getting limited work, but a number of starters on both sides of the ball remain on the sideline, making it less likely for them to be able to go when the Cardinals get to town.
The details of Thursday’s injury report are below.
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