The Chicago Bears have released their final injury report leading up to their Monday Night Football duel against the Minnesota Vikings.
The team has officially ruled out one player, while listing two players as doubtful and one player as questionable.
Bears running back D'Onta Foreman is one of the two players listed as doubtful with an ankle and shin injury. Foreman had six carries for 14 yards and one touchdown for the Bears in Week 11. Khalil Herbert will serve as the lead back with Roschon Johnson being his backup if Foreman can't suit up.
Here's the full official final report released by the team on Saturday:
Starting center Lucas Patrick will not have an injury status for Monday's game after being listed as a full participant over the past two days of practice. Patrick suffered a back injury in Week 11's loss to the Detroit Lions after taking this cheap shot below on a play following a turnover.
Rookie linebacker and special teamer Noah Sewell will be listed as out for the second straight game with a knee injury. Backup left tackle Larry Borom will join Foreman as being doubtful will he continues to deal with an illness that held him out of practice all week.
Rookie starting cornerback Tyrique Stevenson will be listed as questionable for Monday's game with an ankle injury. If Stevenson is unable to go against the Vikings, expect to see fellow rookie cornerback Terell Smith see a higher snap count. Smith performed very well during the first half of the season but was forced to miss Weeks 6-10 with an illness.
Finally, fullback Khari Blasingame will also have no injury designation despite being listed on the injury report with a shoulder injury on Thursday. Blasingame was a full in each day of practice this week.
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