The Chicago Bears are coming off a dominant 31-3 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, and they're already moving on to their second meeting against the Green Bay Packers on a short week. Whether they have their full wide receiver corps for that game remains to be seen, though.

Coach Ben Johnson had updates on Luther Burden III, Rome Odunze and a key player on defense, who might make a return this weekend. Here are the latest updates from the Bears on a few key injuries following the win over the Browns.

Bears head coach Ben Johnson paints a potentially murky picture regarding the health of wide receiver Rome Odunze

The Chicago Bears knew what kind of environment the team was heading into on Sunday and it had nothing to do with the team on the opposite sidelines. The weather forecast was calling for blistering temperatures at Soldier Field and the team was ready for it.

Coach Ben Johnson said the Chicago Bears might need to protect WR Rome Odunze from himself by giving him additional time off for a foot injury to heal.

The Chicago Bears, who have often been injured for parts of the 2025 season, got good news on Friday's injury report. The Browns, on the other hand, had a rash of injuries.

During the week leading up to Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, Bears head coach Ben Johnson and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle had full faith when asked about Moore's impact and role in the offense that they could eventually get Moore going again.

In what world does Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson, who has turned the Bears around, get ranked as one of the league’s worst play-callers?