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.

Nate Davis is active Sunday in Indianapolis, but the Bears are expected to have a different look on their O-line.

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)...

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Nate Davis is ready to show Chicago what he’s all about. The embattled right guard has not seen the field much since signing a three-year, $30 million contract with the Bears last offseason, and as a result he’s become a lightning rod for fans. Davis says he doesn’t pay attention to outside perceptions about his...

Bears right guard Nate Davis left Saturday’s practice early with what appeared to be a leg strain. Davis suffered the injury in individual drills, and didn’t participate for the rest of the day. “When a guy strains something during that time, we always pull him to make sure that we can get the full rest for that particular day...

With Tremaine Edmunds, Justin Fields, Khalil Herbert, and Nate Davis back, the Bears are as healthy as they have been all season as they begin a critical stretch run.

Nate Davis and Teven Jenkins are undoubtedly two of the Bears’ best offensive linemen. When Davis returns, the Bears will have an important question to answer, and it’s imperative they get it right.

The Bears are still without starting quarterback Justin Fields. On Wednesday, the team released its first injury report of the week ahead of the Saints game and Fields was listed as “did not participate.” It should be noted that Fields’ designation, and all the other designations on the report are projections, since the team held a walk-through on Wednesday and…

Just as it looked like the Bears offensive line was getting close to being mostly healthy again, the unit suffered another injury to a starter. On Sunday, right guard Nate Davis left the game early with an ankle injury. On Monday, head coach Matt Eberflus said Davis had suffered a high ankle sprain, which is typically considered the more severe…

Chicago Bears lineman Nate Davis had to be carted to the locker room after suffering an injury against the Minnesota Vikings Sunday.