Bears’ Inactive Report Released Ahead of Lions Game
Injury Update: Mixed News for Bears Ahead of Sunday’s Game
The Chicago Bears will be taking on the division-leading Detroit Lions Sunday, and they got some mixed news on the injury front for the game.
Secondary Receives Boost
Their secondary was given a welcome boost on Sunday when it was announced that cornerback Jaylon Johnson, who had been listed as questionable due to illness, will indeed suit up to play against the Lions as the Bears try to snap an eight-game losing streak.
Offensive Line Receives Boost
Offensive linemen Braxton Jones and Teven Jenkins, both of whom had been listed as questionable Friday, will also play for the Bears, the team announced.
Injuries Pile Up
Unfortunately, the team will be without defensive lineman Gervon Dexter Sr., who had been listed as questionable with a knee injury. He will miss the game, according to Bears officials.
Running back Travis Homer and offensive lineman Doug Kramer had both been listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game, and both will sit out the contest.
Other Inactives
Offensive lineman Kiran Amegadjie, linebacker Noah Sewell, and defensive back Ameer Speed were also listed as inactive for Sunday’s game.
Players Clear to Play
Running back Roschon Johnson, who had missed several games with a concussion, and defensive lineman Darrell Taylor, who had practiced in full all week while dealing with a shoulder injury, were not listed on the final injury report and both will be in the lineup for the Bears.
Game Details
Kickoff between the Bears and Lions is set for noon at Soldier Field.
Conclusion
The Chicago Bears will be looking to snap their eight-game losing streak against the division-leading Detroit Lions on Sunday. Despite some mixed news on the injury front, the team received a boost with the return of cornerback Jaylon Johnson and offensive linemen Braxton Jones and Teven Jenkins.
FAQs
Q: Who is inactive for the Bears for Sunday’s game?
A: The Bears will be without defensive lineman Gervon Dexter Sr., running back Travis Homer, offensive lineman Doug Kramer, offensive lineman Kiran Amegadjie, linebacker Noah Sewell, and defensive back Ameer Speed.
Q: Who is cleared to play for the Bears?
A: Running back Roschon Johnson, who had missed several games with a concussion, and defensive lineman Darrell Taylor, who had practiced in full all week while dealing with a shoulder injury, are both cleared to play.
Q: What is the kickoff time for the Bears-Lions game?
A: Kickoff is set for noon at Soldier Field.
