The Chicago Bears will have a key member of their offensive line in uniform Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but they also made a noteworthy scratch among their inactive players.

The Chicago Bears traveled to London Monday night for their weekend tilt against the Jacksonville Jaguars, and they’re slowly working a pair of important players back into the mix.

The Chicago Bears will have an additional player available on the offensive line Sunday, as guard Teven Jenkins will be active for their game against the Carolina Panthers.

The Bears are heading into their third week of the regular season with a few notable ailments on their injury report. Keenan Allen (heel), Teven Jenkins (thigh), Khari Blasingame (hand/knee) and Zacch Pickens (groin) all did not practice on Wednesday. Kiran Amegadjie (quad), Andrew Billings (groin), Nate Davis (groin), Rome Odunze (knee), Montez Sweat (elbow) and DeMarcus Walker (foot)...

Teven Jenkins has reached out to the Bears to start contract extension negotiations but was rebuffed. However, the Bears have given him a firm time for when they will be willing to talk new deal.

This is an important season for Teven Jenkins and he knows it. Injuries have blemished the first three seasons of his career and forced him to miss 20 games. He’s playing on the last year of his contract this season, and if he wants to cash in on a new deal he’ll need to stay healthy. So Jenkins is...

Teven Jenkins wants to remain a Bear, but there is currently no contract extension “on the table” which leaves his future “up in the air” entering a contract season.

Caleb Williams’ development, Teven Jenkins’ health, and Gervon Dexter’s improvement highlight why the offseason program will be critical for the 2024 Bears.

Tight end Cole Kmet (knee) and left guard Teven Jenkins (concussion) are each still hurt as the Bears begin their preparations to take on the Falcons this Sunday. Further, head coach Matt Eberflus announced that wide receiver Darnell Mooney is now in the concussion protocol despite exiting Sunday’s game without any symptoms. Lucas Patrick also popped up with a...

The Bears will be without one of their starters on the offensive line when they take on the Cardinals on Sunday, and they could be without several more key players. The team announced in its final injury report of the week that left guard Teven Jenkins will be out with a concussion. Further, running back D’Onta Foreman (personal) and...