Bears place LG Cody Whitehair on IR, WR N’Keal Harry designated to return from IR
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The Chicago Bears announced a couple of roster moves ahead of their Week 5 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.
Matt Eberflus announced that left guard Cody Whitehair has been placed on short-term injured reserve with a right knee injury. Whitehair is required to miss at least the next four games before a potential return. Eberflus reiterated he doesn’t believe Whitehair’s injury is season-ending.
Eberflus also announced that wide receiver N’Keal Harry has been designated to return from IR. Harry, who suffered an ankle injury on Aug. 6, has a 21-day window to be activated off IR.
#Bears have designated WR N'Keal Harry to return from injured reserve. The team has placed LG Cody Whitehair (right knee) on IR.
— Brad Biggs (@BradBiggs) October 5, 2022
With Whitehair sidelined for at least the next month, the offensive line will look like this: LT Braxton Jones, LG Lucas Patrick, C Sam Mustipher, RG Teven Jenkins, RT Larry Borom.
Outside of Darnell Mooney, the Bears don’t have a top option at receiver, which has certainly hurt quarterback Justin Fields. Chicago is hopeful Harry can provide a boost to the receiving corps, although Eberflus declined to say whether or not Harry would play this Sunday against Minnesota.
