Chicago Bears Update: Travis Homer Activated and Jake Moody Elevated in Roster Shake-Up
In a significant roster move, the Chicago Bears activated running back Travis Homer while releasing defensive end Tanoh Kpassagnon. This change comes as the team anticipates potential injuries in their lineup, particularly with running back D’Andre Swift’s ongoing groin issue.
Chicago Bears Roster Update
On the latest roster shake-up, the Bears opted for Homer, a valuable special teams player, rather than activating Austin Booker as many anticipated. This decision emphasizes the team’s strategy to bolster their running back position amid injury concerns.
Key Changes in the Roster
- Travis Homer: Activated to the 53-man roster.
- Tanoh Kpassagnon: Released but re-signed to the practice squad.
- Austin Booker: Remains in a 21-day practice window.
- Amen Ogbongbemiga: Also downgraded to out for the upcoming game.
Upcoming Game Details
The Bears face off against the New Orleans Saints shortly. With players like Kpassagnon out, the team must adapt quickly to maintain their competitive edge. Also noteworthy, kicker Jake Moody has been elevated from the practice squad. With Cairo Santos ruled out, Moody will serve as the primary placekicker for this matchup.
Additional Elevations
- Jake Moody: Elevated to fill the placekicker role.
- Jonathan Ford: Defensive tackle also elevated from the practice squad.
As the Bears navigate these changes, their adaptability and depth will be crucial in their performance against the Saints.
