NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported on Monday that linebacker Tremaine Edmunds is being designated to return from the injured reserve, opening his 21-day practice window. This is a huge step in the right direction for a Chicago team that is making a push for the playoffs, given how impactful the two-time Pro Bowler can be when healthy.

The Chicago Bears are a National Football League team that plays in the NFC North division. The Bears have won one Super Bowl titles over the course of their history.

The Chicago Bears have a critical game against the Green Bay Packers on Saturday, December 20, but there's a game they should watch first.

This defense is getting fired up at just the right time, and after the news today, they're set to get even scarier. It was announced today by the Chicago Bears that they have activated LB Tremaine Edmunds off the injured reserve list as he begins to ramp up.

The Chicago Bears are guaranteed to play meaningful football for the rest of the season. With a 31-3 win over the Cleveland Browns, the Bears improved to 10-4 before getting set to host the Green Bay Packers in Week 16.

The Chicago Bears are barely above .500 in their 10 coldest games at Soldier Field since they began playing their home games there in 1971

Parsons' status overshadowed the outcome of the game. Parsons got good pressure on Bo Nix on an inside pass rush, but when Nix moved to avoid him, Parsons planted his left leg, his knee buckled and he immediately hopped up in the air grabbing his knee. He went down and trainers came out to evaluate him, as did Packers coach Matt LaFleur.

As the Cleveland Browns (3-10) get ready to take on the Chicago Bears (9-4) at their home ground, on 1:00 PM EST, Sunday, 14th December, here’s everything you need to know. Preview For a week 15 showdown,