Chicago Bears Place Gordon on IR, Promote Two Players
The Chicago Bears made significant roster changes ahead of their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns. The team announced the placement of defensive back Kyler Gordon on Reserve/Injured, marking a key loss for the defense.
Promotion of Players
In addition to Gordon’s injury, the Bears elevated two players from the practice squad to bolster their lineup. Running back Brittain Brown and linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin will both be available for Sunday’s game.
Brittain Brown’s Journey
- Joined the Bears during training camp.
- Spent the entire 2025 regular season on the practice squad.
- Made his NFL debut in Week 9 against the Cincinnati Bengals, rushing for 37 yards, including a 22-yard touchdown.
Brown’s collegiate career saw him play for Duke and UCLA, where he totaled 2,284 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns across 42 games.
Jalen Reeves-Maybin’s Experience
- Entering his ninth NFL season, Reeves-Maybin has played in two games for the Bears this year.
- Previously drafted by Detroit in 2017, he has appeared in 116 regular-season games and four playoff games.
- In 2023, he received AP Second-Team All-Pro recognition and was selected for the Pro Bowl.
Reeves-Maybin has accumulated 160 tackles and earned accolades for his special teams performance. His college career at Tennessee showcased his skills with 240 tackles, including 27 for loss.
These roster changes underscore the Bears’ strategic adjustments as they prepare for a challenging game ahead.
