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The Bears enjoyed a victory on Monday night due in large part to the contributions of trade acquisition Jeffery Simmons on the defensive line. What felt on Monday like a luxury might now end up feeling like a necessity after…

Chicago Bears defensive tackle Kentavius Street and offensive tackle Braxton Jones are both set to miss the remainder of the season, according to reporting from Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune. Street will be placed on injured reserve due to an injury, while Jones underwent surgery to repair a torn patellar tendon in his right knee after initially being placed on IR a month ago.
Street started seven of eight games this season before moving to a rotational role following Chicago's trade acquisition of Jeffery Simmons. Both Jones and Street are currently on one-year contracts and are scheduled to enter free agency next offseason. To fill Street's roster spot, the Bears signed tight end Stephen Carlson to the active roster.
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