Bears injury report
For vs Saints, Sun, Nov 22 · 12:00 p.m. CT. Starters first, from ESPN's depth chart.
2 starters affected
What do the injury designations mean?
Out: will not play this week. Doubtful: unlikely to play. Questionable: uncertain to play. Injured reserve: out for at least four games. "Starter" means listed first at his spot on ESPN's current depth chart.
Out 2
- Kyle MonangaiRBOut
Toe. ESPN's next check date: Nov 22.
- Malik Muhammad IICBOut
Toe. ESPN's next check date: Nov 22.
Questionable 2
- Luther Burden IIIWRQuestionableStarter · WR1
Concussion. ESPN's next check date: Nov 22.
- Tyrique Stevenson Sr.CBQuestionableStarter · RCB
Hand. ESPN's next check date: Nov 22.
Injured reserve 5
- Dayo OdeyingboDEIRTracked contractTeam reporting
Quadriceps. Source: Bears Wire, Oct 17, 2026.
- Braxton JonesOTIR
Right knee. ESPN's next check date: Feb 15.
- Cole KmetTEIRTeam reporting
Season-ending right knee injury. The Bears said the knee injury is expected to end his 2026 season. AP News, Oct 23, 2026. Source: Chicago Bears official, Oct 23, 2026.
- Kentavius StreetDTIR
Left knee. ESPN's next check date: Feb 15.
- Zavier ScottRBIR
Wrist. ESPN's next check date: Dec 13.
Saints injuries (next opponent)
- Erik McCoyCDoubtful
biceps
- David EdwardsGQuestionableStarter · LG
knee
- Kelvin Banks Jr.OTQuestionableStarter · LT
ankle
- Martin Emerson Jr.CBQuestionableStarter · RCB
shin
- Taliese FuagaOTQuestionableStarter · RT
knee
- Christen MillerDTQuestionable
knee
3 more
- CJ DonaldsonRBQuestionable
shoulder
- Quincy RileyCBQuestionable
knee
- Travis Etienne Jr.RBIR
left hamstring
Data note: scores, schedules, standings, injuries, lines, and ESPN's predictor come from ESPN's public APIs, as of Nov 13, 2026, 10:25 a.m. CT. Injury designations tagged as team reporting are cited supplements where ESPN's weekly report is missing or behind. Deadline and roster notes in previews and 60-second reads come from official announcements and cited reporting. Other written text is generated from the ESPN data and adds no numbers of its own.