Packers took advantage of the rest on their bye week. Every player on their 53-man roster practiced today

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I can't tell if this is good or bad. Good because it might keep their offense in disarray, big problems not going away in a week etc. Or is it bad because the new guy might be better than the old guy, better usage of players strengths and guys will be happy to play for him?

Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra 

Apparently players went to the HC and GM requesting the change. I'm guessing this is going to be positive for them because it's a new voice. And it hampers Packers because the tape they have is basically useless. Albeit, you cannot change your entire offense in 6 days.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

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The Bears fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron less than a week before hosting the Packers. That decision affects Green Bay but likely not in the way Chicago hopes.

For @theleap.bsky.social: What the Bears' OC change does (and doesn't) mean for the Packers.[image or embed]— Jason B. Hirschhorn (@byjbh.bsky.social) November 13, 2024 at 9:00 AM

Originally Posted by: wpr 

It'll have to be created within our forum software.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

The Chicago Bears released veteran guard Nate Davis on Wednesday, the team announced.
Davis, 28, is now subject to waivers. Any team that claims the offensive lineman is responsible for paying the remaining $3.9 million Davis is due in fully guaranteed salary.

The move comes three days after Davis was a late addition to the injury report ahead of the Bears' 19-3 loss to the New England Patriots. Davis reported back tightness to team trainers on Sunday morning, was ruled out and sent home because "we don't want a guy standing on two feet with a back issue," according to coach Matt Eberflus.

Davis was not on the injury report during Chicago's week of practice ahead of the New England game.

Davis' time in Chicago did not meet the expectations of the team after signing the guard to a three-year, $30 million contract in March 2023. More than half of Davis' deal -- $19.25 million -- is guaranteed.

The right guard started 13 games in two seasons, including the first two games in 2024 before he was benched and replaced by Matt Pryor. Davis was a healthy scratch against Jacksonville and Washington despite Chicago's multiple injuries along the offensive line.

He appeared in 16 games over two seasons in Chicago. Davis, a former third-round pick, spent his first four NFL seasons in Tennessee.