The Chicago Bears’ latest injury report didn’t have many changes as they continue to prepare to face the Los Angeles Rams.
The Bears, who held a walk-thru in their first practice of the week, put on the pads and had a full practice on Thursday, and only one player’s status changed as their preparations continue.
Linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin, who was signed from the practice squad earlier this week after the Bears placed TJ Edwards on injured reserve, was upgraded to a full participant in practice after being listed as limited with a back issue on Wednesday’s report.
Wide receivers Rome Odunze (foot) and DJ Moore (knee) were listed as limited for a second consecutive day, but it’s unclear whether their availability for Sunday’s game will be impacted by the ailments.
Defensive back Nick McCloud was the only Bears player not to practice on Thursday as he continues to deal with a groin injury, according to the team.
Cornerback CJ Gardner-Johnson, linebacker Amen Ogbongbemiga and defensive lineman Joe Tryon-Shoyinka, all of whom missed Saturday’s game against the Packers with concussions, were full participants for the second straight day.
Offensive lineman Braxton Jones, who was activated from injured reserve Tuesday after suffering a knee injury earlier this year, was also a full participant, according to the Bears.
The team will issue its final injury report of the week on Friday, and will give game status updates for players.
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