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Full inactives lists for Bears vs Panthers: Rome Odunze is active for Chicago after being elevated to dress as the emergency QB; Bears inactive: Ozzy Trapilo, Tyson Bagent (Emergency 3rd QB), Miller Moss, Xavier Woods, Jamree Kromah, Jordan McFadden, Jayden Loving; Panthers inactive: Patrick Jones II, Ja’Tavion Sanders, John Metchie, Haynes King (Emergency 3rd QB), Zakee Wheatley, Albert Reese, Cam Jackson.
Chicago’s first final injury report of the 2026 season lists four questionable Bears for Week 1 vs. Carolina: QB Tyson Bagent (back), WR Rome Odunze (calf), LT Ozzy Trapilo (knee) and S Xavier Woods (groin). Bagent hasn’t practiced all week; Odunze and Trapilo were limited daily; Woods tweaked a groin Thursday and was limited today. Odunze said he’s ready, with coach Ben Johnson suggesting cautious optimism and a likely test Sunday, so he may play. The article also suggests Bagent could be inactive with Case Keenum as QB2. Panthers’ only injury: LB Patrick Jones II out, meaning RB Jonathon Brooks should play despite a groin issue.
Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze, who would have led last season in receiving if not for a foot injury, is rebuilding his confidence and preparing for a bigger role in 2026 as OTAs at Halas Hall suggest a new normal for his place in the offense.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze says his left foot has a 'new normal' after last season's injury, with calluses and altered bone structure changing his foot, though he doesn’t expect it to prevent him from making plays. He missed five games and felt the impact beyond the early-start production he showed (54 receptions for 734 yards and 3 TDs as a rookie; 44 receptions for 661 yards and 6 TDs last season). With DJ Moore traded away, Odunze aims to stay healthy and be a top target for a Bears offense that’s counting on him.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze will play in the Wild Card game against the Green Bay Packers after missing five weeks due to a foot injury.
Rome Odunze, a key receiver for the Bears, is expected to return for the wild card game against the Packers after missing five games due to a foot injury, providing a significant boost to the team's offense. Other players like DJ Moore and Ozzy Trapilo are also healthy and ready to play, while some others are listed as questionable or ruled out due to injuries.
Rome Odunze returned to limited practice and is questionable for the Bears' season finale against the Lions due to a foot injury, while other key players are also dealing with injuries or illness, and Joe Tryon-Shoyinka is out with a concussion.
Rome Odunze downplays his father's social media criticisms of the Bears' offense, emphasizing his focus on performing well and maintaining a positive attitude within the team, despite his father's public comments about his targets and usage.
The article predicts a close NFL game where the Bears aim to improve to 2-2 against the Raiders, highlighting key performances from Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze, and Tremaine Edmunds, with the Bears winning 23-21 through strong defense and strategic plays.
Rome Odunze, a rookie wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, reflects on his first NFL season, highlighting the lessons learned about physicality and game intricacies, which he believes will allow him to play more freely and effectively in the upcoming season.
The Chicago Bears have signed their top draft picks, quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze, to rookie contracts as training camp begins. Williams' four-year deal is worth $39 million with a $25.5 million signing bonus. This leaves only two first-round picks, Vikings' J.J. McCarthy and Dallas Turner, unsigned. The Bears are now set to prepare for the 2024 season with high expectations for their new QB/WR duo.
The Chicago Bears have signed their first-round picks, QB Caleb Williams and WR Rome Odunze, just in time for the start of training camp. Williams, the No. 1 overall pick from USC, agreed to a four-year, $39.5 million fully guaranteed contract, while Odunze, the ninth overall pick from the University of Washington, secured a four-year, $22.7 million deal. Both players are expected to significantly contribute to the team's success as Chicago aims for its first playoff appearance since 2020.
The Chicago Bears have signed their first-round draft picks, quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze, to fully guaranteed four-year rookie contracts worth $39.4 million and $22.7 million, respectively. Both deals include significant signing bonuses and a fifth-year option. The Bears will start training camp on July 20 and will be featured on HBO's "Hard Knocks" for the first time.
Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft, has signed a four-year, $39.49 million fully guaranteed contract with the Chicago Bears, including a $25.5 million signing bonus. His fellow draftee, receiver Rome Odunze, also signed a four-year, $22.7 million fully guaranteed deal with a $13.3 million signing bonus. Williams, a Heisman Trophy winner from USC, and Odunze, a standout receiver from Washington, are set to lead the Bears into a promising new season.
The Chicago Bears have signed first-round draft picks Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze to four-year rookie contracts, ensuring no contract issues as training camp begins. Williams, the No. 1 pick, will receive a $25.5 million signing bonus, while Odunze, picked at No. 9, will get a $13.3 million bonus. With contracts finalized, the focus shifts to football as the Bears prepare for the Hall of Fame Game.