The Chicago Bears have been dealt an unfortunate Theo Benedet update amid concerns regarding Kentavius Street. The post Chicago Bears Dealt Unfortunate Theo Benedet Update Amid Kentavius Street News appeared first on HEAVY.

Ozzy Trapilo’s rapid recovery meets a roadblock as Theo Benedet’s surging confidence secures the blindside, forcing the veteran to elevate his play to reclaim the starting role.

With Braxton Jones on IR, unproven tackle Theo Benedet must protect Tyson Bagent's blind side at Lambeau Field. Will the young blocker step up or get exposed by Green Bay's edge rush?

The Chicago Bears are entering Week 4 against the New York Jets in a sub-optimal position at an important spot on the field. The post Bears to Start Third-Stringer at Crucial Spot Amid Multiple Injuries appeared first on HEAVY.

The Bears will keep Ozzy Trapilo off the field for another week as he recovers from patellar tendon surgery, and it means a tough assignment for Theo Benedet.

The Chicago Bears will start Theo Benedet at left tackle in Week 4, but an encouraging Ozzy Trapilo update could lead to another change soon.

The Chicago Bears don't have a clear answer right now when it comes to who the team will start at left tackle in Week 4 against the New York Jets.

General Manager Ryan Poles finds confidence in a reinforced offensive line as recovering veterans and battle-tested depth finally stabilize the critical blindside protection for Chicago.

The Chicago Bears appear no closer to determining their starting left tackle than they were at the start of training camp.