The Chicago Bears secured a massive victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night and experts across the board are putting Chicago inside the top five of their NFL power rankings.
On Thursday, the Chicago Bears shook things up in a big way by trading for Tennessee Titans star pass rusher Jeffery Simmons. The Bears gave up multiple first-round draft picks in return as they look to shore up their pass rush amid their hot 5-2 start to the season.
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Bears DE Montez Sweat was recently reinstated from suspension after missing two games for violating the league’s performance-enhancing substances policy.
Chicago Bears edge rusher Montez Sweat will return on Monday night following a two-game suspension and will have something to prove with the NFL trade deadline looming.
Chicago Bears defensive end Montez Sweat served a two-game suspension, which ended after Thursday’s game against the New England Patriots. He revealed the conversation he had with his head coach, Ben Johnson, when the league handed him his punishment.
While they went 2-0 in that span, the Chicago Bears have been without the services of pass rusher Montez Sweat. The defensive end has been serving out a suspension for violating the NFL’s performance enhancing drug policy.
It was a costly two-week suspension for Bears defensive end Montez Sweat but it didn't cost the Bears much in terms of losses or even a pass rush. Sweat returned to practice on Tuesday after his performance enhancing drug policy suspension had ended and expressed how much it hurt being out while the Bears beat Atlanta and New England.
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When the Chicago Bears learned that Montez Sweat would serve a two-game suspension in the middle of the season, it left them in a difficult position. Sweat and Austin Booker had been productive on the edge of Chicago’s defense, forcing the Bears to turn to journeyman Daniel Hardy to fill the void.
On Friday as the Bears bid farewell to tight end Cole Kmet for the season, they welcomed the return of the player with the biggest contract on their roster.
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.
The Chicago Bears go into their Week 6 game against the Atlanta Falcons with a major problem at edge rusher. The Bears were blindsided earlier this week when it was revealed that their best edge rusher, Montez Sweat, had been suspended for two games for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
The Chicago Bears were already reeling after losing 31-7 to the Green Bay Packers in Week 5. But then matters were made even worse when Montez Sweat was suspended for two games for violating the NFL’s performance-enhancing drug policy.
According to reports from Pro Football Rumors, a sudden disciplinary action leaves head coach Matt Eberflus scrambling to find edge production during a critical stretch of the regular season.
The Bears can be fairly certain they'll face quarterback Michael Penix Jr. this week even after his rib injury because he went through a full practice on Wednesday and Atlanta is talking him up as a starter.
For the next two games, the Chicago Bears will be without defensive end Montez Sweat due to a Performance-Enhancing Drug suspension. But he won’t be the only pass rusher the Bears will be missing.
When on the field, the Chicago Bears are counting on Montez Sweat to lead their pass rush. However, that won’t be happening over the next two games as Sweat was suspended for violating the NFL’s Performance Enhancing Drug policy.
The Chicago Bears will be without Montez Sweat over their next two games after he was suspended for violating the NFL’s Performance Enhancing Drug Policy.
The NFL suspended Chicago Bears defensive end Montez Sweat two games without pay on Tuesday for a violation of its performance-enhancing substance policy.
The Chicago Bears will be without one of their most important defenders for the next two games. Bears edge rusher Montez Sweat received a two-game suspension Tuesday for a violation of the league’s performance-enhancing substance policy.
3:49pm: The Bears have activated Turner, Courtney Cronin of ESPN reports. He will take Sweat’s roster spot. 3:11pm: The Bears will go their next two games without defensive end Montez Sweat.