With the Bears banged up along the offensive line, Chicago is reportedly weighing a new role for Ozzy Trapilo at left tackle ahead of Sunday's matchup with Tampa Bay. The shuffle reflects the team's depth concerns up front and could give Trapilo an expanded workload if he's called upon to fill in.
Bears offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo returned to action against Atlanta, making his season debut after recovering from a ruptured patellar tendon. His comeback gives Chicago's offensive line another healthy body as they continue building depth up front following his lengthy rehab process.
Ozzy Trapilo was again listed as inactive for Sunday's noon game against the Packers at Lambeau Field. He remains sidelined, leaving the Bears without him on the offensive line for this matchup as he continues to work his way back.
Cam Lewis and Ozzy Trapilo were both listed as inactive for the Bears' Week 4 matchup against the Jets at Soldier Field. Neither player dressed for the game, keeping them sidelined from Chicago's lineup as the team looked to other options at their positions.
The Bears are reportedly considering a new plan at left tackle for Ozzy Trapilo ahead of Sunday's game against Tampa Bay as the team deals with injuries along the offensive line.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and Packers tackle Ozzy Trapilo remain out as both teams released their inactive lists for Sunday's noon kickoff at Lambeau Field.
The Bears and Jets announced their Week 4 inactives for their Soldier Field matchup, with Chicago missing players including Cam Lewis and Ozzy Trapilo.