Bears Left With 4 Healthy Defensive Backs For Monday Night Game Amid COVID Issues
The Bears' entire starting secondary may be out for their Monday night game against the Minnesota Vikings.
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The Bears' entire starting secondary may be out for their Monday night game against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Bears held just a walkthrough for the second straight day Friday.
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Head Coach Matt Nagy decided to go with just a walkthrough as the Bears' COVID issues mount.
The NFL has placed seven teams in enhanced COVID-19 protocols – including the Bears and the Minnesota Vikings.
The Bears have placed nose tackle Eddie Goldman, defensive back Artie Burns, and practice squad linebacker Sam Kamara on the reserve/COVID-19 list.
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Nagy said Jason Peters remains the starting left tackle if he's healthy and that everything is on the table when it comes to working out that offensive line.
Justin Fields came back after missing two games and spent the first half Sunday building on the momentum he had started to establish before his rib injury.
The Bears are looking pretty good health-wise heading into Sunday night's game against the Packers. On offense, Allen Robinson and David Montgomery don't even have injury designations so they're good to go, and on defense, Akiem Hicks is questionable but says he plans on playing.
