Chicago Bears coach Thomas Brown and players met with reporters Monday morning as they try to make a quick turnaround from Sunday’s 34-17 loss to the Detroit Lions. The Bears have just three days to recover and prepare for their “Thursday Night Football” game against the Seattle Seahawks at Soldier Field.

Bears left tackle Braxton Jones will miss the final two weeks of the season and need surgery after sustaining a gruesome ankle injury against the Lions, interim head coach Thomas Brown confirmed on Monday.

Braxton Jones is out with an ankle injury and Teven Jenkins is doubtful to return with a calf injury, leaving the Bears shorthanded on the line.

The future is murky at best for the Chicago Bears because of their need to hire a coach in the offseason, but one thing the Bears can be optimistic about is their rookie passing combination of Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze.

Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams has been way better than the Bears' abysmal record indicates - and the proof is in the stats.

The Chicago Bears got some good news going into kickoff against the Detroit Lions when it comes to the health of the team's offensive line. Going into the weekend, the Bears had two starting offensive linemen listed as questionable,