Jonah Jackson exited the Chicago Bears’ Week 6 game against the Atlanta Falcons. He sustained a hip and quadriceps issues and did not return. However, he was cleared to play last Thursday versus the New England Patriots.
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Coming out of Week 6, it looked as if Jonah Jackson was going to miss time with a hip injury. However, the right guard has bucked the trend and beaten the odds, leading to a major sigh of relief from quarterback Caleb Williams.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
While the Chicago Bears picked up a 31-23 victory against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 6, right guard Jonah Jackson was forced to leave the game with a hip injury.
The Chicago Bears fans were delighted to see quarterback Caleb Williams return from injury in Week 6 and lead his team to a victory. However, Sunday’s game also brought an injury setback, as Jonah Jackson suffered a hip flexor injury during the win over the Atlanta Falcons.
The Chicago Bears moved to 4-2 with a 31-23 victory over the Atlanta Falcons in Week 6. However, right guard Jonah Jackson left the game with a concerning hip injury.
The Chicago Bears will have a few injury situations to monitor during the short week before facing the New England Patriots on Thursday, including the one involving right guard Jonah Jackson.
The Chicago Bears held a comfortable 31-7 at the start of the fourth quarter in their Week 6 battle for the Atlanta Falcons. However, not everything has been good news for Chicago on Sunday.
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The Chicago Bears are dealing with injuries to some of their key players, including Kyle Monangai. Jonah Jackson reacted to the unfortunate news about the second-year running back on Tuesday.
The Chicago Bears released their Thursday injury report ahead of Sunday’s Week 5 matchup against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Three players did not practice Thursday: linebacker Keyshaun Elliott (quadricep), who was downgraded from limited Wednesday, running back Kyle Monangai (thumb/toe), and quarterback Caleb Williams (hamstring).
The Chicago Bears will be without Caleb Williams when they take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday. The star quarterback suffered a hamstring injury in the fourth quarter versus the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2 and exited the field.
Dalton Wasserman of PFF just came out with his offensive guard rankings in 2026, which has the Chicago Bears starters in two very different spots. On one hand, you have Joe Thuney, who topped the list.
The Bears restructured the contracts of tight end Cole Kmet and offensive lineman Jonah Jackson to open up salary cap space before the 2026 NFL Draft, per Jason Fitzgerald of OverTheCap.
The Chicago Bears freed up roughly $10.3 million in cap space by restructuring the contracts of Cole Kmet and Jonah Jackson. While the move initially flew under the radar, it’s starting to make more sense now.
The Chicago Bears have restructured the contracts of OL Jonah Jackson and TE Cole Kmet.
Last year, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was sacked a league-high 68 times, and while part of the problem was Williams holding on to the ball for too long, it was also blatantly obvious that the offensive line needed a massive overhaul.
Although D'Marco Jackson's role could be diminished against Green Bay, this week's NFC defensive player of the week has been yet another example of the extensive and effective interplay between Bears GM Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson's coaching staff.
Jonah Jackson’s lone season with the Rams was a perfect typhoon of unfortunate circumstances. And now that he’s settling into his Windy City home, more than a month after the Rams traded him to the Bears, his eyes are firmly focused on what’s ahead.
He has clearly landed on his feet following a forgettable stop in Los Angeles.
On Wednesday, the Bears shocked the NFL world with news of a deal for four-time Super Bowl champion guard/tackle Joe Thuney of Kansas City for a 2026 fourth-round pick.
Jonah Jackson played only one season with the Rams, and his time in Los Angeles is set to come to an end.
The Los Angeles Rams have a lot of moving parts regarding their roster. Although the pieces are starting to come together, Los Angeles' front office still has more decisions to make regarding many players on their roster as they try to improve for next season.
The Rams have officially permitted guard Jonah Jackson to seek a trade less than one year after signing a three-year, $51 million contract in 2024. Jackson, a solid and foundational player, became the victim of one of the most bizarre sequences in recent memory, especially for a free agent signed to the amount Jackson is worth.
The Los Angeles Rams made a splash in free agency last March when they signed former Detroit Lions Pro Bowl offensive lineman Jonah Jackson to a three-year, $51 million contract.
Although other offseason storylines are taking shape, 2025 has featured a number of teams giving players permission to shop around.
Rams G Jonah Jackson suffered a fractured scapula and is likely headed to injured reserve, according to Ian Rapoport. It’s an unfortunate break for Jackson, who missed a large chunk of the preseason with a similar injury.
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