.@StaceyDales reports that #Bears QB Caleb Williams will wear a wristband today for the first time, with hopes of having a faster and cleaner operation. Smart adjustment.

Bears are warming up. Here is the O-line right now: LT - Braxton Jones LG - Teven Jenkins C - Coleman Shelton RG - Matt Pyror RT - Darnell Wright pic.x.com/qcl3fqf38q

#Bears center Coleman Shelton when asked about the breakdown on the fourth-and-1 play. "Well, I mean, speed option on, you know, obviously wasn't the greatest look to run that." pic.x.com/uyhtojyrav

The Bears just went with 13 personnel and pitched the ball to D'Andre Swift when Chicago was lined up at the Colts' 1-yard line. Swift was tackled for a 12-yard loss. That is INSANE.

Rome Odunze with a huge 47-yard grab. There's a reason Chicago used a top-10 pick on the Washington product. pic.x.com/agraroomva

Bears were fortunate to get the first down with that Roschon Johnson run. Definitely was expecting to see Matt Eberflus challenge the spot on Cole Kmet's reception on third down.

Darrell Taylor is walking towards the sideline, and he is running back and forth.

Jack Sanborn with the tipped pass, and Tremaine Edmunds gets himself an interception in the end zone.

Right guard Matt Pryor, and not Nate Davis (groin injury), is warming upwith the #Bears' first team.

#Bears inactives for today's game against the #Colts: - Velus Jones Jr. - Khari Blasingame - Dominique Robinson - Keenan Allen - Noah Sewell - Zacch Pickens No Velus Jones Jr. for the second-straight game. Also, despite Nate Davis being questionable with a groin injury, he didn't show up on the inactive list. I don't see him out here on the field. Matt Pryor is out here with some of the other linemen.

Week 3 "Game Theory" stat-line predictions for Stefon Diggs, Jayden Reed, and D.J. Moore are in from @cfrelund ? pic.x.com/u3lfihcm9e

Interesting. With Travis Homer on IR, Roschon Johnson is playing and playing a lot. 8 snaps, compared to 11 for Swift and 1 for Herbert.

Cairo Santos is short on his 56-yard field goal. Bears come up empty on their first possession. Saw a lot of two-tight end sets on the drive. The Bears ran the ball five times for 16 yards.

 INDIANAPOLIS — Bears guard Nate Davis is active for Sunday’s game against the Colts, but his workload will be worth monitoring.On Wednesday, Bears coach Matt Eberflus said he wouldn’t make any changes to the starting offensive line. Hours later, Davis was hampered in practice by a groin injury that made him a limited participant for the next three days.Davis could split time Sunday with Matt Pryor, the only seasoned lineman left on the Bears bench. Pryor has 24 career starts in 77 games with the Eagles, Colts and 49ers. He’s in his first season with the Bears."He's a large human being, that's for sure," Eberflus said Friday. "He eats up some space in there. But he's really improved. He's one of our most improved linemen. I know he's been playing and all that, but we really see improvement in him and what he's brought to the table in terms of his work ethic, his energy and what he brings there, too, as a teammate. Super excited for him if he's working in there with Nate or whatever that might be."The Bears ruled out receiver Keenan Allen (heel), fullback Khari Blasingame (hand/knee) and defensive tackle Zacch Pickens (groin) on Friday. They put running back Travis Homer on injured reserve Saturday with a finger injury.They made running back/kick returner Velus Jones, defensive end Dominique Robinson and linebacker Noah Sewell healthy scratches.Third-round pick Kiran Amegadjie is active for the first time.

INDIANAPOLIS — When Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson was asked about his mixed bag of a game Sunday in the 21-16 loss to the Colts, he didn’t mention his interception.Instead, he was fixated on wide receiver Alec Pierce beating him for a 44-yard catch early in the second quarter.“Very uncharacteristic giving up a big play, but [stuff] happens playing the cornerback position,” Johnson said. “Just got to be more disciplined.“That’s not a receiver that should ever catch a pass on me. J

In the second quarter of the Indianapolis Colts’ Week 3 matchup against the Chicago Bears, second-year cornerback Jaylon Jones recorded his first interception.

A few plays following a 47-yard completion from Bears’ quarterback Caleb Williams to rookie receiver Rome Odunze, Chicago faced a third-and-four at the Colts 27 yard line.

With Tyquan Lewis collapsing the pocket, Williams tries to get the ball out to DeAndre Carter on the left sideline, but Jones was right there to jump the throw, and got both feet inbounds to give the Colts’ offense the ball back

INDIANAPOLIS — If one play could perfectly encapsulate a team searching for its offensive identity, it happened with 1:46 left in the second quarter of the Bears’ 21-16 loss to the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. Trailing 7-0, the Bears marched the ball down to the Colts’ 4-yard line and appeared to be on the precipice of punching it in to tie the game. Three straight runs by Khalil Herbert got the ball inside the Indianapolis 1-yard line, setting up a critical fourth-and-goal dec