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    Brad Biggs: Matt Eberflus says Bears want to look at ‘a lot of players’ in final 2 games. What changes could that entail?

    CHICAGO — Guard Ja’Tyre Carter and linebacker Sterling Weatherford are the only two players from the Chicago Bears’ Week 1 roster not to play a snap on offense or defense all season. Coach Matt Eberflus indicated Wednesday that the team wants to look at more players in the final two games: Sunday at Ford Field against the Detroit Lions and Jan. 8 at home against the Minnesota Vikings. The ...
    by Brad Biggs, Chicago Tribune Dec 28, 2022 3 minutes
    Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker and wide receiver Velus Jones Jr. walk off the field after a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Dec. 18, 2022, at Soldier Field in Chicago.

    CHICAGO — Guard Ja’Tyre Carter and linebacker Sterling Weatherford are the only two players from the Chicago Bears’ Week 1 roster not to play a snap on offense or defense all season.

    Coach Matt Eberflus indicated Wednesday that the team wants to look at more players in the final two games: Sunday at Ford Field against the Detroit Lions and Jan. 8 at home against the Minnesota Vikings.

    The Bears have left few stones unturned in the first season for general manager Ryan Poles and Eberflus, and unless they make a slew of practice-squad elevations, there

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