Eagles add former Bears running back to practice squad

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed a former Chicago Bears running back to their practice squad amid an injury crisis, making the adjustment on Thursday afternoon. The move aims to bolster the Eagles' depth as they manage player availability issues.

The Chicago Bears, a professional American football team competing in the NFL's NFC North division, recently suffered a 31-7 defeat against the Green Bay Packers on 11 October. The Bears hold seventh place in the NFL standings with three wins and two losses from five games played, reflecting a goal difference of +23.

The Bears have been active in the transfer market, with Jonathan Garvin departing the club on 12 October, while Scotty Miller and Elijah Jones joined the team earlier in October. These changes highlight the Bears' ongoing efforts to adjust their squad during the season.

The Eagles' acquisition of the former Bears running back comes ahead of the Bears' next game against the Atlanta Falcons on 18 October. This fixture will be crucial for the Bears as they look to improve their standing in the league after recent mixed results.

The Bears' recent form includes victories over the New York Jets and Philadelphia Eagles, alongside losses to the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings. The addition to the Eagles' practice squad reflects the dynamic nature of NFL rosters as teams respond to injuries and performance needs.