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Here are the full details on all the injuries on the Chicago Bears entering their Week 7 showdown against the New England Patriots.

The Chicago Bears released their initial injury report ahead of their Week 7 Thursday night matchup against the New England Patriots, listing six players. Guard Jonah Jackson, linebacker Jack Sanborn, linebacker T.J. Edwards, and running back Kyle Monangai all failed to practice on Monday. Jackson is dealing with a hip and quad injury and is considered week-to-week, while Sanborn is in concussion protocol.
On a positive note for Chicago's defense, linebacker Keyshaun Elliott and cornerback Tyrique Stevenson both participated as full practice participants on Monday. Stevenson missed Week 6 with a hip injury but appears on track to be active against New England, while Elliott provides depth amid injuries across the linebacking corps.
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