The Chicago Bears made a flurry of roster moves ahead of their matchup with the Atlanta Falcons, sending a pass rusher to IR and shaking up the secondary going into Week 6.
The Bears announced on Saturday that they have activated CB Kyler Gordon from the PUP list and signed DB Nick McCloud to the active roster. In corresponding moves, the Bears have placed DL Dayo Odeyingbo on IR and released veteran DB Xavier Woods.
Caleb Williams has been stuck on the sideline for three weeks, and the Chicago Bears have felt every snap of it. Whether he’s cleared or not, Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium comes down to a handful of players on each side, and the Bears can’t afford another trip like the Week 5 loss to Packers.
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Austin Booker didn’t enter the season as the name Bears fans circled on the defensive line. Five games in, he’s the one carrying it, and on Sunday the Chicago Bears need him to make life miserable for Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr., who is playing through a rib injury.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams said it was a hamstring tear, not the strain that had been widely reported. Whether he plays in Week 6 could come down to one more test.
The Chicago Bears released their final Week 6 injury report on Friday, ruling out four players for Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. Linebackers T.J.
The Chicago Bears head to Atlanta for a Week 6 matchup with plenty to prove after a disappointing loss to the Green Bay Packers. Chicago needs bounce-back performances on both sides of the ball, and several players have opportunities to make an impact against a Falcons team also looking to get back on track.
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The Chicago Bears enter Week 6 against the Atlanta Falcons as slight favorites on the road at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday, despite dealing with a full-on injury crisis.
For most of the offseason and early parts of the year, the conversation around the Chicago Bears centered on the offense. Could Ben Johnson‘s system work?
With Michael Penix Jr picking up a ribs injury, there has been a bit of controversy in terms of who starts at quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. But whether it’s Penix or backup Tua Tagovailoa, the Chicago Bears can be certain of one thing.
The Chicago Bears head to Atlanta in Week 6 looking to bounce back from a disastrous loss to the Green Bay Packers. Five turnovers doomed Chicago in Week 5, and the Bears cannot afford another performance like that against a Falcons team capable of capitalizing on mistakes.
It has been tough to fully gauge exactly where the 3-2 Chicago Bears stand when it comes to the team being a true contender when it comes to a Super Bowl.
Chicago Bears second-year running back Kyle Monangai is making progress in his recovery, giving the team reason for optimism after his recent injury. Bears
The Bears have made bouncing back their theme for the week. It's all you can do after being embarrassed by your biggest rival. “That story has yet to be written," coach Ben Johnson said.
The Chicago Bears head to Atlanta for a Week 6 showdown with the Falcons, with both teams looking to bounce back from crushing losses in Week 5. Chicago not only suffered a disappointing defeat but also lost several key defenders to injuries.
All offseason, cornerback Kyler Gordon’s status with the the Chicago Bears was a mystery. But now entering Week 6, Gordon looks to be on the verge of finally making his return.
At minimum, quarterback Caleb Williams will have missed three games for the Chicago Bears in 2026. If he sits again against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 6, that will essentially be a quarter of the season.
Caleb Williams discussed his hamstring injury in front of the media on Thursday. It became testy as he expressed his frustration with reporters on how they reported his situation.
Bears HC Ben Johnson talked about RB Kyle Monangai‘s absence last week and how it impacted the running game. “We kind of went into the game with a little bit less in the running back room than we normally do with Monangai being active and going,” Johnson said, via Bears Wire.
The Bears have battled through injuries all season, but one absence that has quietly impacted the offense is left tackle Ozzy Trapilo. While much of the attention has gone toward Caleb Williams‘ hamstring injury and Kyle Monangai‘s recent injuries, the offensive line has also taken a hit without its starting left tackle.
The Chicago Bears’ ground game faces a familiar test this weekend as they travel to Atlanta without one of their most productive runners. Kyle Monangai has been ruled out for Sunday’s Week 6 matchup against the Falcons because of thumb and turf toe injuries that have already cost him the previous contest.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has taken some heat this week over how he’s acted on the sidelines, and one former player believes he’s doing more harm than good.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was injured in Week 2 of the NFL season, and at the time, based off his reaction, the injury appeared to be a serious one.