The Bears went into the season with a very talented but very thin group of wide receivers. Their depth dwindled Sunday when Tyler Scott was a healthy scratch and DJ Moore, Keenan

Bears coach Matt Eberflus provided an injury update on Odunze, who is considered "day-to-day" rather than "week-to-week," which was previously reported. So while Odunze won't practice on Wednesday, it's encouraging news for what's hopefully a short absence.

A once deep Chicago Bears wide receiver room is suddenly looking thin. On Wednesday, both veteran wideout Keenan Allen and rookie first-round pick Rome Odunze missed practice with injuries. Allen is dealing with a heel injury,

On Wednesday, Williams was refreshing and candid as the Bears start looking ahead to Sunday night’s date with the Houston Texans. Not only did the rookie essentially admit that he was a little nervous, but he also explained how those nerves led to him making basic, avoidable mistakes that he could improve upon moving forward.

Even if he wasn’t sure what day it was, when Bears quarterback Caleb Williams woke up the morning after his first NFL game, he said he wasn’t thinking about the throws he missed or the many mistakes the offense made in a season-opening win over the Tennessee Titans.

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams had a rough outing in his first NFL regular-season start. Although, thanks to a dominant defense and special teams, he did snap a nasty losing streak for No.