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Bears sign Zachary Thomas to practice squad, release Micah Dew-Treadway

The Bears announced some changes to their practice squad releasing DT Micah Dew-Treadway and adding OL Zachary Thomas.

The Chicago Bears have made some changes to their 16-player practice squad.

Chicago has released rookie defensive lineman Micah Dew-Treadway from the practice squad and signed rookie offensive lineman Zachary Thomas to the practice squad in his place.

Thomas was selected in the fifth round of the 2022 NFL draft, and he’ll get a chance to keep developing on the practice squad. He’s the only draft class member who’s not currently on the active roster.

The Bears practice squad now stands as follows: tight end Chase Allen, defensive tackle Trevon Coley, receiver Isaiah Coulter, offensive lineman Kellen Diesch, offensive lineman Dieter Eiselen, running back Darrynton Evans, linebacker DeMarquis Gates, cornerback Thomas Graham Jr., safety Davontae Harris, defensive end Sam Kamara, quarterback Nathan Peterman, offensive line Lachavious Simmons, safety A.J. Thomas, linebacker Joe Thomas, offensive lineman Zachary Thomas and receiver Nsimba Webster.

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10 Bears on the roster bubble who need strong performances vs. Browns

There are a number of Bears players on the roster bubble who need to impress in the preseason finale against the Browns.

The Chicago Bears will wrap the preseason against the Cleveland Browns on Saturday, and there are a number of players vying for roster spots and starting jobs.

While the starters will play the first half, there are a number of players on the roster bubble who will get their opportunities to show why they’re deserving of a roster spot — whether it’s with Chicago or another team.

Ahead of Chicago’s preseason finale, we’re taking a look at some roster bubble players to keep an eye on against Cleveland:

10 Bears players to watch vs. Seahawks

Here are 10 Bears players to keep an eye on throughout the game Thursday evening against the Seattle Seahawks.

It’s only the middle of August but it feels like the grind of the regular season for the Chicago Bears given the NFL’s unique preseason scheduling. The Bears are playing on the west coast on a short week, taking on the Seattle Seahawks in a primetime matchup for their second preseason game.

The game will likely feature most of the team’s reserves, with most starters only getting around 6-10 plays, according to head coach Matt Eberflus. Still, it’s a great opportunity to watch players who are looking to either continue their strong preseason campaigns, or others who are trying to get one started.

Here are 10 Bears players to keep an eye on throughout the game on Thursday evening.

Bears roster bubble: Which players helped or hurt their cause in Week 1

Following the Bears’ Week 1 preseason win, here’s a look at which roster-bubble players impressed and disappointed vs. Chiefs.

The Chicago Bears opened the preseason with a 19-14 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, where there were plenty of players who stood out — either in a good way or bad way.

With the first roster cuts set for Tuesday — where GM Ryan Poles will have to trim the roster from 90 to 85 — there were a handful of players who helped their chances of competing for a spot on the 53-man roster with strong preseason outings against the Chiefs. And there were others who might’ve hurt their chances.

Following Chicago’s Week 1 preseason win, here’s a look at which roster-bubble players helped or hurt their cause.