After a breakout game last week, Chicago Bears' rookie RB Kyle Monongai is projected for another big day Sunday vs. the Ravens

Blue Jays' Addison Barger broke the game wide open at the bottom of the sixth inning with his pinch-hit grand slam, and Toronto went on to score a whopping nine runs— good for third-most ever in a World Series inning –to give themselves a very comfortable lead over the defending champs.

The Chicago Bears on Saturday placed defensive back Kyler Gordon and offensive lineman Braxton Jones on Reserve/Injured and signed defensive lineman Jonathan Ford to the active roster. The Bears also

The Bears also put backup swing tackle Braxton Jones, originally their starter on the left side, on IR with a knee injury. The soonest Gordon and Jones are eligible to play is Week 12 against the Steelers. The Bears also signed DT Jonathan Ford to the active roster, making him available against the Ravens.

As the NFL trade deadline approaches, the Chicago Bears could use this former first-round edge rusher, who could bolster their pass rush for the playoff push.

The Chicago Bears are facing a difficult trade reality when it comes to one of their top weapons ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

The Bears are in the NFL’s middle class. That’s a realistic view of where they stand, so it should be accompanied by realistic expectations. They should handle bad teams as they did the Saints and Raiders,

Top back D’Andre Swift has an undeniable competitive fire but is low-key by nature. Rookie Kyle Monangai is a head-down grinder, still working to get accustomed to the NFL. Roschon Johnson? He’s a third-year back, contributing predominantly on special teams and has never been overly boisterous.