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Bears Friday Injury Report vs. Packers: Both Starting Tackles Return
Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears Friday injury report vs. Packers lists both starting tackles returning, which is a major boost to the offensive line. Left tackle Riley Reiff missed last week's game due to a concussion, while right tackle Larry Borom missed the previous three games with an ankle injury. The return of both players will give the Bears a much-needed boost in pass protection and run blocking.
Other Notable Injuries
Other notable injuries on the Bears' Friday injury report include:
- Wide receiver N'Keal Harry (knee) - OUT
- Linebacker Roquan Smith (hamstring) - QUESTIONABLE
- Cornerback Kindle Vildor (ankle) - PROBABLE
Packers Injury Report
The Packers injury report is relatively clean heading into their matchup with the Bears. Only two players are listed as questionable: running back Aaron Jones (knee) and linebacker Rashan Gary (ankle). Both players are expected to play.
Outlook
The return of Reiff and Borom is a big boost for the Bears, who have struggled to protect quarterback Justin Fields this season. The Bears' offense will need to be at its best to keep up with the high-powered Packers offense. The Packers are led by quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who is one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. He has a lot of weapons to work with, including wide receiver Davante Adams, running back Aaron Jones, and tight end Robert Tonyan.
The Bears' defense will be tasked with stopping the Packers' offense. The Bears' defense has been solid this season, but they will need to play their best game of the season to slow down the Packers. The Bears will need to generate pressure on Rodgers and force him to make mistakes. They will also need to limit the big plays from Adams and Jones.
The game between the Bears and Packers is expected to be a close one. The Bears will need to play their best game of the season to pull off the upset. The Packers are a slight favorite, but the Bears have a good chance to win if they can protect Fields and slow down the Packers' offense.
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