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Bears vs Packers Injury Report: D’Andre Swift Questionable, Rome Odunze Out, and Jordan Love Unspecified

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The historic Bears vs Packers rivalry, the NFL’s oldest and most-played series with 211 prior meetings, renews in Week 16 of the 2025 season. The Green Bay Packers (9-4-1) visit the Chicago Bears (10-4) at Soldier Field on Saturday, in a primetime matchup broadcast on FOX.

This marks the 212th all-time clash (including playoffs), where Green Bay holds a slight edge historically. The teams met earlier this season on December 7 at Lambeau FIeld, adding further flair to this late-season divisional battle in the NFC North.

Fans can expect a classic showdown under the lights in Chicago as these storied franchises continue their legendary competition.

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Chicago Bears Injury Update for the Game Against the Green Bay Packers

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Luther Burden III	WR	Ankle	Out
Rome Odunze	WR	Foot	Out
Amen Ogbongbemiga	LB	Hamstring	Out
Joe Tryon-Shoyinka	DL	Non-Injury Related (Personal)	Questionable
D’Andre Swift	RB	Groin	Questionable
Tremaine Edmunds	LB	Groin	Questionable
Cole Kmet	TE	Ankle/Knee	Questionable
Tyson Bagent	QB	Illness	(-)
Andrew Billings	DL	Illness	(-)
Travis Homer	RB	Ankle	(-)

The Bears have their two WRs out of their lineup with Luther Burden III (ankle), and Rome Odunze (foot) out for the game. LB Amen Ogbongbemiga will also not play in the game as he’s dealing with a hamstring injury. LB Tremaine Edmunds and TE Cole Kmet are questionable for the game with an ankle/knee injury but had full practices on Thursday. But DL Joe Tryon-Shoyinka (Personal reasons), listed as questionable, was a non-participant for practices and RB D’Andre Swift (Groin) is also questionable being limited at practice on Thursday.

Green Bay Packers Injury Update for the Game Against Chicago Bears

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Chris Brooks	RB	Chest	Questionable
Brenton Cox Jr.	DE	Groin	Questionable
Kingsley Enagbare	DE	Illness	Questionable
Matthew Golden	WR	Wrist	(-)
Josh Jacobs	RB	Knee / Ankle	Questionable
Darian Kinnard	OT	Neck	Questionable
MarShawn Lloyd	RB	Calf / Hamstring	Out
Jordan Love	QB	Left Shoulder	(-)
Collin Oliver	DE	Hamstring	Questionable
Jayden Reed	WR	NIR – Personal Matter	(-)
Zach Tom	G	Back / Knee	Questionable
Lukas Van Ness	DE	Foot	(-)
Christian Watson	WR	Chest / Shoulder	Questionable
Josh Whyle	TE	Concussion	Out
Dontayvion Wicks	WR	Ankle	Questionable
Evan Williams	SAF	Knee	Questionable
John Williams	G	Back	Out
Savion Williams	WR	Foot	(-)

The Packers are hit with way too many injuries as the playoffs are getting closer, with 18 players listed on the injury report. The biggest question for Week 16, however, is their running back Josh Jacobs’ availability for the game. He not not available for any of the practice days, and if he’s out, that would be a huge blow for Packers’ chances, who already have Micah Parsons out for the season with an ACL tear.

Will Josh Jacobs Play Against the Chicago Bears?

RB Josh Jacobs is listed as questionable for the game against the Bears, but will try to push his head coach to let him play, despite his knee/ankle injuries.

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Will D’Andre Swift Play Against the Green Bay Packers?

RB D’Andre Swift is dealing with a groin injury and is listed as questionable for the game.

Will Rome Odunze Play Against the Green Bay Packers?

WR Rome Odunze is out for the game dealing with an injury to his foot, for the Bears vs Packers game on Saturday.

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