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Bears top 3 LBs Edmunds, Edwards, Sewell out against Steelers
The Chicago Bears will face the Pittsburgh Steelers without their entire starting linebacker unit on Sunday.
Tremaine Edmunds, T.J. Edwards, and Noah Sewell were ruled out on Friday after not practicing all three days this week. Edwards is recovering from hand surgery while still dealing with a hamstring injury while Edmunds injured his groin late in the fourth quarter of Chicago's 19-17 win at Minnesota.
Sewell also sustained an elbow injury against the Vikings after leading the Bears in tackles.
Chicago will turn to reserve linebackers D'Marco Jackson and rookie Ruben Hyppolite II, who have played a combined 50 snaps on defense this season. The Bears also have linebackers Amen Ogbongbemiga and Jalen Reeves-Maybin, who was signed to the practice squad from Detroit this week. Ogbongbemiga has only played on special teams since coming off injured reserve while Reeves-Maybin has yet to log a snap this season.
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Steelers vs Bears injury updates: Chicago LBs OUT against Pittsburgh
If there was ever a week for the Pittsburgh Steelers to get the run game going, it is this one. The Steelers are preparing to take on the Chicago Bears who are coming into this week's game decimated by injuries on defense. The Bears put out their game-status report for this week's game and all three of their listed starting linebackers have been ruled OUT with injury.
With Noah Sewell, Tremaine Edwards and T.J. Edwards all out, the Bears will have to scramble to fill those spots. The most likely scenario is the Bears run five defensive backs in their base defense and rotate in some combination of D'Marco Jackson and Ruben Hyppolite to fill the void. Jackson has only 32 defensive snaps this season with Hyppolite getting just 18 snaps.
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