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Bears' Cassius Marsh: Ends season on injured reserve
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Marsh (knee) was placed on injured reserve on December 10, and he ended the season with six tackles and a sack in four games.
Marsh averaged fewer than 10 snaps per game. He'll be an unrestricted free agent this offseason, but as he goes into his age-29 season, he's played on eight teams over his seven-year career, and it's unlikely he'll find enough of a role to become a solid IDP option.
Marsh (knee) was placed on injured reserve Friday.
Marsh began the week with no injury designation, but he was a limited participant Thursday prior to logging no practice Friday. While it's unclear how the injury occured, he'll be out until at least a Week 17 matchup against the Giants. Marsh had been active for each of Chicago's last four games, serving both as a rotational outside linebacker and on special teams.
Marsh has been promoted to the Bears' active roster ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Ravens, Larry Mayer of the Bears' official site reports.
Marsh last saw the field in Week 9 against Pittsburgh and has plenty of experience in the NFL, having played in 92 games across seven seasons. He spent the 2020 campaign with the Jaguars, Colts and Steelers, and he has registered 175 tackles, 14 sacks and five forced fumbles throughout his career.
