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His impact with the Chargers has been muted only compared to the expectations many around the NFL had for his career. Six years ago last month, the Bears traded for Mack and gave him a $141 million contract, a record for a defensive player.

Joshua Palmer was a non-participant for the second consecutive day.

Brisker did not practice for the second consecutive day and his status for Sunday’s game against the Chargers is in doubt. Safety Eddie Jackson (foot) and right tackle Darnell Wright (shoulder/toe) were limited.

Johnson has missed the last two games after suffering a concussion against the Commanders on Oct. 5. “I feel 100%,” he said. “Feels great to be back.”

The Bears cornerback hinted the Bears have said he will not be traded, with the Oct. 31 deadline looming, but remains skeptical, “because someone can say one thing and you believe it and then something else happens. I don’t believe … hardly anything. I’m going off actions.”

The Bears played it safe in Bagent’s starting debut, and while that might not be thrilling to watch, it’s prudent to stick with that type of game plan this week.

Luke Getsy praised Bears rookie Tyson Bagent for his performance in his first NFL start.