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Analysis: The recent Bears wide receiver injuries are not severe enough to push them into unwise signings of questionable players.

The most puzzling part of Jones’ rise is how unnoticed he went before the Bears drafted him. How did someone with the potential to start at left tackle as a rookie slip past major programs? And if he’s truly this good, how did he slide to No. 168 in the draft? But just like Southern Utah, the Bears think they saw something that everyone else missed.

Larry Mayer Bears tackle Teven Jenkins returned to practice on a limited basis Saturday, participating solely in individual drills afte

Larry Mayer Bears tackle Teven Jenkins returned to practice on a limited basis Saturday, participating solely in individual drills afte

The Chicago Bears offense had plenty of problems last year and based on this years practices Darnell Mooney thinks Matt Nagys staff should have been doing something more with the scramble drill.

The question remains, however: Even if he’s healthy, do the Bears have a spot for him?

The Chicago Bears provided an update on the status of former Tennessee wide receiver Velus Jones Jr. on Saturday.

Some Chicago Bears receivers have been surprises while others have been a surprise for their lack of output after one week of work.

The Bears’ offensive coordinator said Jenkins, who has been the subject of trade speculation and missed his seventh consecutive practice Friday, will battle for a starting job when he returns from the unspecified injury.

The Sun-Times’ Patrick Finley analyzes what he’s seen from the Bears thus far: