The Chicago Bears have been predicted to part ways with one of their mainstay offensive line starters after the 2024 regular season.

The Bears offensive line will be without Teven Jenkins for the Thursday game against Seattle as he has been ruled out due to the calf injury he aggravated.

The Bears will have Teven Jenkins and Braxton Jones available to play despite injuries Sunday when they face the Detroit Lions. Jenkins, the starting left guard, tested out his injured calf before the game and is not on the inactive list. Jones had ...

The team held a walkthrough Monday because of the quick turnaround so Monday’s injury report was an estimate from the Bears training staff. Offensive lineman Teven Jenkins (calf) didn’t ...

The Chicago Bears will try to avoid making history for the second time in three years when they meet the Seattle Seahawks at Soldier Field.

It was another tough moment for Chicago's offensive line — and the rest of the Bears. The protection for Caleb Williams took a big hit when Jones and Teven Jenkins departed in the first half of Sunday's 34-17 loss to the Detroit Lions. The rookie ...

Caleb Williams recorded his fourth 300-yard outing of the season in Sunday’s loss to the Detroit Lions. Now the Chicago Bears rookie quarterback wants to punctuate his season properly.

Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III has been ruled out of Thursday’s game against the host Chicago Bears due to an ankle injury. Walker returned from a two-game absence due to an ailing calf on Sunday before injuring his ankle in the Seahawks’ 27-24 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

Christmas has come and gone, but fans of the Chicago Bears have come to realize that they didn't get their Christmas wish, because the season isn't over yet. Th

Seattle finds itself heading into a must-win game against the host Bears on Thursday night, and even if the Seahawks can top Chicago and beat the Los Angeles ... and offensive lineman Teven Jenkins (calf) for Thursday's game.

A season-ending injury for Braxton Jones proved to be not nearly as bad as it could have been when he was folded back on his left ankle as Detroit Lions defensive tackle Levi Onwuzurike fell on his right leg early in the second quarter of Sunday’s game.