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September 23, 2026 Chicago Bears Make 4 NEW GOOD MOVES | Sign 2 Veterans + Released 2 Ahead of Week 3 Vs.The Eagles
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! The Chicago Bears made 4 roster moves ahead of Week 3 vs. The Eagles: Bears signed Longsnapper Scott Daly, Bears signed DB Nick McCloud to the practice squad, Bears waived LS Beau Gardner, Bears released OL Kyle Hergel.
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LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & ROSTER TRANSACTIONS
General manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson are actively making adjustments at Halas Hall as the Chicago Bears prepare for a massive Monday Night Football clash against the Philadelphia Eagles! In this edition of Chicago Bears News, we break down four official roster transactions across special teams and secondary depth designed to fix execution issues from Week 2 and shore up the roster.
1. Special Teams Change: Scott Daly Signed, Beau Gardner Waived
To lock down operational consistency on special teams, the Bears signed veteran long snapper Scott Daly directly to the 53-man active roster off the New Orleans Saints practice squad. Daly, who previously spent time in Chicago, brings essential stability to the field goal and punt units following snap and protection hiccups in the 9-3 loss to Minnesota. In a corresponding move, rookie long snapper Beau Gardner was officially waived.
2. Secondary Reinforcement & Practice Squad Adjustments
On defense and the practice squad, Chicago executed key adjustments ahead of Week 3:
Nick McCloud: The Bears re-signed veteran cornerback Nick McCloud to the practice squad. With starter Tyrique Stevenson nursing a hamstring tweak, bringing back McCloud provides crucial, scheme-familiar depth alongside rookie Malik Muhammad and Cam Lewis.
Kyle Hergel: To create room on the practice squad for McCloud, Chicago officially released interior offensive lineman Kyle Hergel.
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September 22, 2026 🚨BEARS NEW QB CRISIS 🚨Tyson Bagent's OUT w/Injury + Case Keenum Could Start After BIG Insider News
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! DEVELOPING: Tyson Bagent may be out Monday vs. The Eagles due to a concussion he sustained vs. The Vikings. With Caleb Williams week-to-week with a hamstring injury, veteran QB Case Keenum may be QB1 for The Bears on Monday Night Football. Bears signed Miller Moss back to the Practice Squad, and he looks to be QB2.
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LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL QB CRISIS
A massive emergency situation has hit the quarterback room at Halas Hall ahead of a prime-time Monday Night Football showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles! In this breaking edition of Chicago Bears News, we break down the shocking injury report updates surrounding backup quarterback Tyson Bagent entering concussion protocol, veteran Case Keenum preparing to take over as QB1 under center, and the front office signing rookie Miller Moss to secure emergency depth!
1. Tyson Bagent in Concussion Protocol After Game-Ending Sack
Just days after starter Caleb Williams was ruled week-to-week with a hamstring strain, backup quarterback Tyson Bagent has officially been placed in NFL concussion protocol. Bagent, who entered late in Chicago's 9-3 loss to Minnesota, suffered the head injury on the final play of the game when Vikings defender Dallas Turner brought him down for a game-ending sack. With Chicago playing on Monday night, Bagent faces a tight timeline to clear all five steps of concussion testing.
2. 38-Year-Old Veteran Case Keenum In Line to Start vs. Eagles
With Williams sidelined and Bagent questionable, 14-year NFL veteran Case Keenum is in line to command head coach Ben Johnson's offense. Bringing 66 career NFL starts—including leading Minnesota to the 2017 NFC Championship Game—Keenum's veteran poise, quick processing, and elite pre-snap diagnostics give offensive coordinator Ben Johnson a steady hand against Philadelphia's pass rush.
3. Miller Moss Signed to Practice Squad as Backup Depth
To address immediate depth needs, general manager Ryan Poles officially signed rookie quarterback Miller Moss back to the practice squad. If Bagent is ruled out for Monday, Moss will be elevated on game day to serve as QB2 behind Case Keenum.
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September 22, 2026 Chicago Bears CHANGE At Center BREWS Around Garrett Bradbury & Logan Jones In New Report
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! O-line change is brewing for the Chicago Bears around Center Garrett Bradbury and rookie Logan Jones. Bradbury has played poorly through two games: 4 penalties vs. The Vikings alone, more penalties than Drew Dalman had for Chicago in all of 2025. Also one of the worst PFF scored centers so far this year. Ben Johnson talked highly of him, but he has not panned out in regular season play. Bradbury blamed himself for a poor game last week vs. Minnesota, per Brad Biggs. Logan Jones could take over at center: All American at Iowa last season, best center in the draft. Luke Newman is also an option for Chicago.
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LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & OFFENSIVE LINE BENCHING UPDATE
Tension is mounting inside Halas Hall as head coach Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears evaluate serious adjustments along the offensive line ahead of Week 3! In this breaking edition of Chicago Bears News, we dive deep into the central frontline issues holding back the offense, analyzing veteran center Garrett Bradbury’s alarming start, Brad Biggs' reporting on locker room accountability, and why second-round rookie standout Logan Jones is gaining massive momentum to take over the starting job!
1. Garrett Bradbury Struggles & Self-Blame After Vikings Loss
Veteran center Garrett Bradbury’s transition to Chicago has gotten off to a brutal start through two weeks. During Chicago's 9-3 Week 2 loss to Minnesota, Bradbury committed 4 penalties alone—surpassing the total penalty count that former center Drew Dalman logged across the entire 2025 season! Ranked near the bottom of Pro Football Focus (PFF) interior offensive line grades, Bradbury publicly took accountability for his execution issues, as reported by Chicago Tribune beat writer Brad Biggs. While Ben Johnson offered vocal support during training camp, on-field consistency has simply not materialized.
2. Rookie Logan Jones & Luke Newman Positioned as Solutions
With protection breakdown becoming a top priority, Chicago has immediate high-upside depth waiting in the wings:
Logan Jones: The 2026 second-round draft pick out of Iowa came into the league as a consensus All-American and widely regarded as the top center prospect in his draft class. Known for elite leverage and power, Jones is rapidly making a case for early starting reps.
Luke Newman: Second-year interior guard/center Luke Newman also gives the coaching staff a flexible option to retool protection schemes up front.
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September 21, 2026 NEW UPDATE on Caleb Williams Hamstring Injury + Tyson Bagent News from Ben Johnson | Bears News
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams was carted off in The Bears 9-3 loss to the Vikings in Week 2. Ben Johnson said it's a hamstring injury and they will know more tomorrow. According to reports, Caleb suffered a grade 1 Hamstring strain, per Mike Florio: “It looked bad but I’m told there is optimism that it is not a severe injury. It could be as slight as a grade 1.” Caleb's expected timeline out is 1-3 weeks if true. Tyson Bagent will take over at QB1 for the time being, Ben Johnson and the team are confident. Kalif Raymond, new veteran WR, said himself that he is ready for it.
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LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & CALEB WILLIAMS INJURY UPDATE
Following a tense and emotional 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field, the entire city of Chicago held its breath after franchise quarterback Caleb Williams was carted off late in the fourth quarter. In this urgent edition of Chicago Bears News, we bring you major national reports on Caleb's hamstring diagnosis, the estimated recovery timeline, and how head coach Ben Johnson and backup quarterback Tyson Bagent are preparing to keep this offense on track!
1. Mike Florio Reports Optimism: Grade 1 Hamstring Strain
While initial visuals on the field looked alarming when Williams exited, national insider Mike Florio provided encouraging updates on the severity of the injury. Florio reported: "It looked bad but I’m told there is optimism that it is not a severe injury. It could be as slight as a grade 1." A Grade 1 strain represents the lowest-level hamstring injury. If confirmed by MRI imaging, Caleb's expected return timeline is estimated at 1 to 3 weeks, dodging a worst-case scenario for the young franchise star.
2. Tyson Bagent Takes Over at QB1 & Locker Room Support
With Caleb sidelined briefly, fan favorite Tyson Bagent takes over the reins as Chicago's starting quarterback. Head coach Ben Johnson and the coaching staff have expressed full confidence in Bagent's command of the offense and quick release. The locker room is rallying behind him as well, with newly acquired veteran wide receiver Kalif Raymond stepping up to confirm that he and the entire skill group are ready to execute and support Bagent under center.
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September 21, 2026 GREAT Chicago Bears News Around Caleb Williams OFFICIAL Injury Update from Ben Johnson | VERY Lucky
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! Chicago Bears get really lucky around Caleb Williams injury, per Ben Johnson, who is calling Williams "Week-To-Week." Per Sean Hammond, Ben Johnson reported: “’It sounds like it’s week-to-week, but will likely miss some time,’ Ben Johnson told @JeffJoniak about Caleb Williams in his weekly day-after radio hit with ESPN 1000. Asked if Williams dodged a bullet, Johnson said: ‘Potentially.’” at 11:30am CST. Followed by Chris Emma saying “Caleb Williams (hamstring) is considered week-to-week, and Ben Johnson said the report that the Bears got from the imaging is ‘somewhat encouraging.’” Tyson Bagent will take over at QB1 for the time being, Ben Johnson and the team are confident. Kalif Raymond, new veteran WR, said himself that he is ready for it.
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LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & CALEB WILLIAMS MRI RESULTS
Massive relief swept through Halas Hall after the initial horror of franchise quarterback Caleb Williams being carted off in Sunday's 9-3 defensive battle against the Minnesota Vikings! In this emergency breaking news edition of Chicago Bears News, we unpack the positive MRI medical updates confirmed by head coach Ben Johnson, reporter Sean Hammond, and insider Chris Emma, alongside backup quarterback Tyson Bagent taking the reins as QB1!
1. Caleb Williams Officially "Week-To-Week" & Imaging Is Encouraging
After fears of a severe multi-month injury, head coach Ben Johnson provided an encouraging update during his Monday radio hit on ESPN 1000 with Jeff Joniak. As reported by Sean Hammond, Johnson stated: “It sounds like it’s week-to-week, but will likely miss some time.” When pressed on whether Williams dodged a bullet, Johnson responded candidly: “Potentially... He’s tough, and he comes back from these types of things better than the average human being.” Beat reporter Chris Emma followed up by confirming that the official MRI imaging report came back "somewhat encouraging," validating that Williams avoided catastrophic structural damage.
2. Tyson Bagent Takes QB1 Reins & Locker Room Stays Confident
With Caleb Williams sidelined briefly as he recovers, fan-favorite backup Tyson Bagent steps up to command Ben Johnson’s offense. Johnson reiterated supreme confidence in Bagent's preparation, quick processing, and leadership. The entire locker room is rallying behind Bagent, with veteran playmaker Kalif Raymond explicitly affirming that the skill position room is locked in, prepared, and ready to compete for Bagent under center!
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September 20, 2026 🚨PROMISING CALEB WILLIAMS INJURY UPDATE 🚨+ Recap from Bears 9-3 Loss To The Vikings | Bears News
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams was carted off in The Bears 9-3 loss to the Vikings in Week 2. Ben Johnson said it's a hamstring injury and they will know more tomorrow. Chicago loses to Brian Flores defense. Carson Wentz stays undefeated vs. The Bears. Vikings have not lost at Soldier Field since 2019.
LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & WEEK 2 POSTGAME RECAP
Heartbreak and serious concern swept through Soldier Field in a rain-soaked Week 2 battle! In this postgame reaction edition of Chicago Bears News, we break down the crushing 9-3 loss to the division-rival Minnesota Vikings, the injury update on franchise quarterback Caleb Williams, and how head coach Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Dennis Allen navigated a brutal defensive struggle.
1. Caleb Williams Carted Off With Hamstring Injury
The worst nightmare for Chicago fans unfolded midway through the fourth quarter on a rainy, slippery Soldier Field surface. While scrambling toward the left sideline on a play-action pass on first-and-goal, Caleb Williams pulled up in immediate pain without contact, sliding to the turf. Williams had to be helped to the sideline before being carted to the locker room with a towel over his head. Head coach Ben Johnson confirmed after the game that Williams suffered a hamstring injury and stated the medical team will run full imaging to know more tomorrow. Before exiting, Williams completed 15 of 26 passes for 138 yards with 1 interception and ran 5 times for 42 yards. Backup Tyson Bagent filled in, but a potential game-tying 23-yard field goal from Cairo Santos was blocked with 6:21 remaining.
2. Offense Stifled by Brian Flores' Blitzing Scheme
Coming off a historic 59-point, 552-yard performance in Week 1, Ben Johnson's offense was completely stymied by Brian Flores' aggressive, disguise-heavy defensive scheme. Minnesota held Chicago to just 3 points, registering 4 sacks—led by Dallas Turner's 2 sacks—and forcing critical mistakes in tight quarters.
3. Historic Soldier Field Streak Continues for Minnesota & Carson Wentz
With the 9-3 result, Minnesota extended an incredible streak: the Vikings have not lost at Soldier Field since 2019! Furthermore, backup quarterback Carson Wentz stepped in for injured Kyler Murray and remained undefeated in his career against the Chicago Bears.
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September 20, 2026 Chicago Bears vs.Minnesota Vikings WEEK 2 Livestream | Live Game Call & Scoreboard
The Chicago Bears take on the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2 of the 2026 NFL regular season — LIVE from a rain-soaked Soldier Field in Chicago on September 20, 2026.
Football is back in Chicago, and the home opener is underway! Following a historic, franchise-record 59-point explosion in last week's season opener, the Bears return to Soldier Field to host the Minnesota Vikings for an early-season NFC North heavyweight clash. Through a steady downpour under the grey skies of a wet Chicago afternoon, Year 2 under Head Coach Ben Johnson rolls on as the team looks to build on its explosive momentum.
Join us LIVE for complete game coverage, real-time play-by-play, instant analysis, and nonstop fan interaction as the Bears battle for divisional supremacy.
Entering his second season at the helm, Head Coach Ben Johnson continues to command Chicago’s high-powered offensive scheme. Franchise quarterback Caleb Williams leads the charge under center, surrounded by dynamic weapons including second-year playmaker Luther Burden, tight end Cole Kmet, and a dominant backfield featuring D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson. Wideout Rome Odunze is active and anchoring the passing attack.
Up front, the Bears look to control the trenches in the sloppy weather conditions with a physically dominant offensive line. Anchored by veteran Joe Thuney at left tackle, Jonah Jackson, and Darnell Wright, Chicago's front line sets out to pave the way in the run game and keep Caleb Williams clean against Minnesota's aggressive, blitz-heavy defense.
Defensively, Coordinator Dennis Allen's unit looks to lock down a Vikings offense operating under a change at quarterback. Up front, Montez Sweat, Grady Jarrett, and Jordan Van Den Berg bring heavy pressure, while linebackers Devin Bush and T.J. Edwards anchor the middle. In the secondary, top-tier corner Jaylon Johnson, corner Malik Muhammad, and Cam Lewis — stepping into the nickel spot with Kyler Gordon sidelined — lead a re-tooled defensive backfield alongside dynamic rookie Dillon Thieneman.
Across the field, the Minnesota Vikings present a massive divisional test at Soldier Field. With starting quarterback Kyler Murray ruled out due to a concussion, veteran signal-caller Carson Wentz steps in to direct the Vikings' offense. Expect fierce, weather-impacted football from the opening kickoff as both teams fight for early control of the division.
📋 Week 2 Injury Report Breakdown
Chicago Bears: Cornerback Kyler Gordon is officially OUT, paving the way for Cam Lewis to step into the secondary rotation. Rome Odunze, Xavier Woods, and the active roster are battling through the elements, with all major starters ready to roll for the home opener.
Minnesota Vikings: Quarterback Kyler Murray has been officially ruled OUT (concussion), leaving veteran Carson Wentz to get the start under center.
🎥 What You’ll Get LIVE
✔ Real-time play-by-play & live reactions (through the rain and mud)
✔ Instant drives, scoring breakdowns & key stats
✔ Live fan chat & interactive polls
✔ Halftime adjustments & postgame breakdown
✔ Full game analysis, injury updates & Week 2 takeaways
Regular season football is live at Soldier Field.
Year 2 of Ben Johnson continues at home. Week 2 vs. Minnesota.

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September 19, 2026 Chicago Bears WR Jahdae Walker Gets In Trouble w/NFL + New Starting Safety vs. Vikings | Bears News
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! According to Brad Biggs, Jahdae Walker got in trouble with the nfl this past weekend vs. Carolina: “#Panthers DT Derrick Brown was fined $17,911 for a late hit on QB Caleb Williams in Week 1. #Bears WR Jahdae Walker was docked $5,620 for taunting.” The Chicago Bears will have a new starter this weekend vs. The Vikings in safety Xavier Woods. He missed last week due to a groin injury. He will be paired with rookie Dillon Thieneman. Cam Lewis will rotate in at safety as he started last week in Woods place.
LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & WEEK 2 SECONDARY UPDATE
Discipline notes and secondary shifts are making major headlines at Halas Hall as head coach Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Dennis Allen lock in their final preparations for a massive NFC North showdown against the Minnesota Vikings! In this edition of Chicago Bears News, we unpack the latest league fines handed down by the NFL following Week 1, alongside the official return of veteran safety Xavier Woods into the starting lineup!
1. Jahdae Walker Fined for Taunting & Derrick Brown Penalized
Chicago Tribune reporter Brad Biggs released official NFL discipline figures following Chicago's explosive 59-37 victory over Carolina. According to Biggs, Panthers defensive tackle Derrick Brown was hit with a $17,911 fine for a late hit delivered on franchise quarterback Caleb Williams. On the Chicago side, wide receiver Jahdae Walker was docked $5,620 by the league office for a taunting penalty during the fourth quarter explosion.
2. Xavier Woods Returned to Start Alongside Dillon Thieneman
Defensive coordinator Dennis Allen received a huge boost to his defensive backfield depth! Veteran safety Xavier Woods, who missed Week 1 while managing a groin strain, fully cleared practice protocols and will officially start under center at safety alongside impressive rookie first-rounder Dillon Thieneman. Cam Lewis, who started at safety in Woods' place last weekend, will rotate into secondary packages to maintain defensive flexibility against Minnesota's aerial attack.
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September 19, 2026 Chicago Bears News Around Ruben Hyppolite's Season + Sign New DB & New Injury Settlements
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“The #Bears have signed DB Keidron Smith to the club’s Practice Squad and placed DB Anthony Johnson on Practice Squad; Injured.” From Aaron Leming: "Random #Bears find: It appears they've reached injury settlements with three players. The one I find most interesting (unless it's an oversight) is that LB Ruben Hyppolite is no longer listed on the team's IR page. That typically means they've reached a settlement & released the player. The other two are CB Dallis Flowers & DE Jonathan Garvin."
LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & ROSTER TRANSACTIONS
General manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson continue fine-tuning the depth of the Chicago Bears roster as the season ramps up! In this emergency transaction update edition of Chicago Bears News, we unpack five total roster moves across the defensive secondary, linebacking corps, and pass-rush unit—highlighting official practice squad moves and key injury settlement releases!
1. Secondary Roster Moves: Keidron Smith & Anthony Johnson Jr.
The Bears officially announced transactions involving defensive backs on the practice squad. Chicago signed versatile defensive back Keidron Smith to the practice squad to bolster defensive depth. In a corresponding move, defensive back Anthony Johnson Jr. was placed on the practice squad injured list as he works through a physical setback. Adding Smith provides defensive coordinator Dennis Allen with a rangy, hard-hitting DB who can step up into the secondary or contribute immediately on special teams units.
2. Aaron Leming Uncovers 3 Injury Settlements: Hyppolite, Flowers & Garvin
Cap analyst and Bears insider Aaron Leming uncovered notable roster changes regarding players previously listed on injured lists:
LB Ruben Hyppolite II: In the most intriguing move of the group, linebacking draft pick Ruben Hyppolite II is no longer listed on Chicago's official Injured Reserve page, signaling that the team reached an injury settlement and parted ways.
CB Dallis Flowers & DE Jonathan Garvin: Cornerback Dallis Flowers and edge rusher Jonathan Garvin also reached injury settlements with the front office, removing them from Chicago's reserve lists and granting them free agency.
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September 18, 2026 🚨HUGE Chicago Bears News As OZZY TRAPILO & DARNELL WRIGHT RETURN + Vikings Go With Wentz & More
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Chicago Bears News and Updates! Bears will face Carson Wentz per Adam Schefter this Sunday at Soldier Field after they ruled out Kyler Murray with a concussion. Bears get GREAT injury report news, as EVERYONE, including Ozzy Trapilo and Darnell Wright, we're good to go and will play this Sunday vs. The Vikings. FULL: Kyle Monangai (Hamstring), Malik Muhammad (Ankle), Dayo Odeyingbo (Shoulder), D'Andre Swift (Ankle/Knee), Ozzy Trapilo (Knee), Xavier Woods (Groin), Darnell Wright (Knee), Joe Thuney (Rest), Grady Jarrett (Rest).
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LATEST CHICAGO BEARS NEWS & WEEK 2 GAME PREVIEW
Major divisional news is dropping out of Halas Hall and Minneapolis as the Chicago Bears prepare for an epic home opener against the Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field! In this emergency edition of Chicago Bears News, we break down Adam Schefter's report confirming Minnesota will start veteran quarterback Carson Wentz following Kyler Murray's official concussion ruling, alongside a massive, clean health report for head coach Ben Johnson's squad!
1. Vikings Start Carson Wentz as Kyler Murray Ruled Out
Per NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Minnesota Vikings officially ruled starting quarterback Kyler Murray out for Sunday's NFC North clash due to a concussion suffered in Week 1. That shift thrusts 11th-year veteran Carson Wentz into the starting spot under center for Minnesota. Defensive coordinator Dennis Allen and the Bears defense now pivot their game plan to pressure Wentz in the pocket while containing superstar receiver Justin Jefferson in front of a roaring Soldier Field crowd.
2. Chicago Bears Injury Report Clean Sweep: Wright & Trapilo Good to Go
The Chicago Bears received the absolute best news possible on the final Week 2 injury report! Every single contributor on the roster cleared protocols and was upgraded to full participation ahead of Sunday:
Offensive Line Reinforcements: Starting right tackle Darnell Wright (knee) and second-year tackle Ozzy Trapilo (knee) were both completely cleared and are good to go, giving Caleb Williams elite protection against Minnesota's blitz-heavy front.
Full Practice Participants: Running backs D'Andre Swift (ankle/knee) and Kyle Monangai (hamstring), defensive back Malik Muhammad (ankle), safety Xavier Woods (groin), edge rusher Dayo Odeyingbo (shoulder), and rested veterans Joe Thuney and Grady Jarrett are 100% full go!
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