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1:33Caleb Williams Injury Update & Bears Playoff Outlook
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1:47Top Running Backs to Add Entering Week 3
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1:41Caleb Williams Considered Week-to-Week
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1:51NFL Week 3 Picks: MNF Eagles at Bears
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1:09Are the Vikings Taking a Risk Re-Inserting Kyler Murray?
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1:53Brian Flores Turning Up the Heat for Vikings Defense
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1:55Caleb Williams 'Week-to-Week' With Hamstring Injury
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1:02Fantasy Impact of Jayden Daniels Injury
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1:17Fantasy Fallout: Caleb Williams Injury Impact
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0:48Is Bryce Young Finally Clicking Offensively?
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1:14Should Carson Wentz Start Over Kyler Murray?
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1:59Real or Fake: Kevin O'Connell, Brian Flores Combo Are 2-0
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1:31NFL Sunday Week 2: Biggest Winners
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1:59Vikings Shut Down Bears in 9-3 Week 2 Victory
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1:51Caleb Williams Leaves with Hamstring Injury vs. Vikings
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4:00Kyler Murray Ruled Out vs. Bears
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1:31Packers Worst NFC Team Since Micah Parsons' Injury
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1:43Week 2 Fantasy Starters: Trevor Lawrence & Aaron Jones
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1:44Carson Wentz, Drew Lock Likely Playing Again in Week 2
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1:52Ravens Put Lamar Jackson Under Center More in Week 1
Top Bears News
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Bears' Sam Roush: Logs first catch of NFL career
Roush caught one of three targets for nine yards during the Bears' 9-3 loss to the Vikings on Sunday.
The rookie third-rounder did not record a target in the Bears' Week 1 win over the Panthers, but Roush hauled in a nine-yard pass from Caleb Williams (hamstring) late in the third quarter for the former's first NFL catch. Roush is firmly behind Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet on the depth chart, although those three tight ends, along with the other Bears pass catchers, will all see their scoring floors lowered if Case Keenum is the starting quarterback against the Eagles in Week 3 if Williams and Bagent (concussion) are both unable to play.
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Bears' Devin Bush: Tallies four tackles Sunday
Bush recorded four tackles (three solo) and a pass defensed during Sunday's 9-3 loss versus the Vikings.
Bush played all 52 of Chicago's defensive snaps in Week 2, but he only managed four tackles, even against a run-heavy Minnesota attack. Managers relying on him for IDP production will be hoping for more in a Week 3 tilt versus the Eagles.
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Bears' T.J. Edwards: Makes four tackles in loss
Edwards recorded four tackles (two solo) during Sunday's 9-3 loss versus the Vikings.
Edwards was again on the field for all of Chicago's defensive snaps (52) in Week 2, but that again did not result in an overly-impressive tackle total. He'll be looking to pick things up on that front in a Week 3 matchup versus the Eagles.
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Bears' Case Keenum: Could be needed to start Week 3
Keenum could be in line to start Monday's game against the Eagles with both Caleb Williams (hamstring) and Tyson Bagent (concussion) uncertain to be available, Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports.
A healthy inactive as the emergency No. 3 quarterback in the Bears' 9-3 loss to the Vikings this past Sunday, Keenum may be called upon for his first start since 2023 while the statuses of the top two signal-callers on the depth chart are in flux. After Williams exited in the fourth quarter of Sunday's loss, head coach Ben Johnson noted Monday that he didn't expect Williams to practice this week but wasn't willing to officially rule him out from playing against the Eagles. As a result, Bagent appeared on track to receive all of the first-team reps in practice, but his surprise placement in the NFL's five-step concussion protocol Tuesday suddenly puts him at risk of joining Williams in street clothes in Week 3. While he represents an experienced fallback plan if Williams and Bagent can't go, the 38-year-old Keenum would likely handle more of a game-manager role as a starter, which could hinder the fantasy prospects of all of the Bears' pass catchers.
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Bears' Tyson Bagent: Enters concussion protocol
Bagent was diagnosed with a concussion and placed in the five-step protocol Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
With Caleb Williams viewed as week-to-week after suffering a hamstring injury in the Bears' Week 2 loss to the Vikings, Bagent appeared to be the leading candidate to start Monday against the Eagles. However, now that he's been placed in concussion protocol, Bagent's availability for Week 3 is suddenly up in the air. Third-stringer Case Keenum is left as the only healthy quarterback on the roster and could be in line to start against the Eagles if neither Williams nor Bagent is cleared to play Monday.
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Bears' Cairo Santos: Blocked kick in close loss
Santos made one of his two field-goal attempts in the Bears' 9-3 loss to the Vikings on Sunday.
Santos converted a 50-yard field-goal attempt on the Bears' first drive of the game, resulting in the team's only points throughout the contest. The kicker had a chance to tie the game at six points in the fourth quarter, but the 23-yard attempt was blocked by Isaiah Rodgers. Santos has made two of his three field goals this season and all eight of his PATs through two weeks.
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Bears' Cole Kmet: Held without catch in Week 2 loss
Kmet failed to catch his only target in Sunday's 9-3 loss to the Vikings.
While Kmet played 51 of 74 offensive snaps in Week 2, he ran just 13 pass routes and was asked to block 37 times. Kmet plays a bunch in a Chicago offense that likes to use multiple tight ends, but his route participation isn't strong enough to warrant serious fantasy consideration if Colston Loveland is healthy.
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Bears' Kalif Raymond: Stays involved in Week 2 loss
Raymond caught all five targets for 40 yards in Sunday's 9-3 loss to the Vikings.
After leading the Bears in targets (nine) and receiving (8-84-0) in the season-opening win over the Panthers, Raymond remained heavily involved on offense in Sunday's rain-soaked washout against Minnesota. His five targets were two fewer than Luther Burden, but Raymond tied D'Andre Swift for the team lead in catches. Raymond appears to have a tight grip on WR3 duties in Chicago and has posted 13 catches for 124 yards on 14 targets through two games. With Burden and Colston Loveland yet to really get going offensively, Raymond figures to be hurt the most when those two start earning more targets.
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Bears' Caleb Williams: Unlikely to practice in Week 3
Bears head coach Ben Johnson said that he doesn't anticipate Williams (hamstring) practicing in Week 3, though Johnson was unwilling to officially rule out the quarterback from playing Monday against the Eagles, Sean Hammond of the Chicago Tribune reports.
While Williams appears to have avoided a significant injury after exiting in the fourth quarter of this past Sunday's 9-3 loss to the Vikings due to a right hamstring strain, Johnson is labeling the third-year signal-caller as week-to-week. The Bears will wait and see how the week unfolds before deciding on Williams' status for the matchup with the Eagles, but unless he defies expectations and practices in some capacity, he appears on track to miss the first game of his career. Tyson Bagent replaced Williams late in the loss to Minnesota and will presumably take all the reps with the first-team offense this week in anticipation of his first start since 2023.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| Rushing | Passing | Overall | |
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| Off. |
212.5 (1st) |
230.5 (13th) |
424.5 (3rd) |
| Def. |
122.0 (23rd) |
252.0 (24th) |
362.0 (26th) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| C. Williams QB Caleb Williams QB | Hamstring |
| T. Stevenson CB Tyrique Stevenson CB | Hamstring |
| T. Bagent QB Tyson Bagent QB | Concussion |
| C. Bryant CB Coby Bryant CB | Knee |
| K. Gordon CB Kyler Gordon CB | Calf |















