Bears Get Two Key Linebackers Back for Key Packers Matchup
The Chicago Bears have received a significant boost heading into their upcoming matchup against the Green Bay Packers, as starting linebackers T.J. Edwards and Noah Sewell will be available to play on Sunday.
Edwards, who has been hampered by a persistent hamstring injury all season, expressed his excitement about returning to Lambeau Field, his wife's hometown. The Wisconsin native, who has seen his fair share of Packers games with family members, jokingly acknowledged that he is "slowly converting" them into Bears fans.
Edwards will don a small protective pad for his injured hand, which broke during his last appearance on November 2. Despite missing significant time due to injury, Edwards remains optimistic about the team's readiness, stating, "I think it's exciting – we've got all the bullets ready to go."
Sewell's return is equally welcomed, as he has been dealing with an elbow injury since suffering it three games ago against the Giants.
Injury reports confirm that cornerback Tyrique Stevenson and linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II will not be available due to hip and shoulder issues respectively. The Packers have also ruled out several key players, including defensive linemen Lukas Van Ness and Collin Oliver, receiver Savion Williams, and running back MarShawn Lloyd.
With Edwards and Sewell set to take the field, the Bears are looking to capitalize on their home-field advantage against a Packers team dealing with numerous injuries.
The Chicago Bears have received a significant boost heading into their upcoming matchup against the Green Bay Packers, as starting linebackers T.J. Edwards and Noah Sewell will be available to play on Sunday.
Edwards, who has been hampered by a persistent hamstring injury all season, expressed his excitement about returning to Lambeau Field, his wife's hometown. The Wisconsin native, who has seen his fair share of Packers games with family members, jokingly acknowledged that he is "slowly converting" them into Bears fans.
Edwards will don a small protective pad for his injured hand, which broke during his last appearance on November 2. Despite missing significant time due to injury, Edwards remains optimistic about the team's readiness, stating, "I think it's exciting – we've got all the bullets ready to go."
Sewell's return is equally welcomed, as he has been dealing with an elbow injury since suffering it three games ago against the Giants.
Injury reports confirm that cornerback Tyrique Stevenson and linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II will not be available due to hip and shoulder issues respectively. The Packers have also ruled out several key players, including defensive linemen Lukas Van Ness and Collin Oliver, receiver Savion Williams, and running back MarShawn Lloyd.
With Edwards and Sewell set to take the field, the Bears are looking to capitalize on their home-field advantage against a Packers team dealing with numerous injuries.
they're finally getting some key players back! T.J. Edwards is like a breath of fresh air - I love his positive vibe 
and Noah Sewell's return is super welcome too 
their energy will definitely boost the team's morale 
cant wait for this matchup, should be a real nail-biter!!! 
?! like, can't a team just have a decent season for once without someone getting hurt? 
anyway, back to TJ Edwards and Noah Sewell... I feel bad for the guy who broke his hand 
, hope it heals ASAP! so, Packers are really struggling here 
, can't they afford some decent backups or something? 
btw, Lambeau Field is always so electric 
, I can imagine how exciting it must be for Edwards to play there! 
finally some good news for the bears! 
️ I'm hyped to see them take on the packers at lambeau field, it's gonna be a whole different story 
those injuries are definitely gonna hurt the packers, gotta love the bears' chances now 
OMG u guys!!! The bears just got two key linebackers back and I'm FREAKING OUT!!! 
The Packers are looking super depleted with all those injuries, so I think the bears have a good chance of winning this one at Lambeau Field 
. The energy in Chicago must be electric now!