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Packers quarterback Jordan Love hasn’t played since the first half of Week 16, but he isn’t concerned about any negative impact from his layoff.

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  • CHI Wide Receiver #15
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    Odunze has now logged three straight limited practices dating back to last week. Rest was prescribed as the fix for his stress fracture, but an aggravation occurred during pre-game warmups in Week 15, when he hurried back after taking just one week off. Odunze sat out of practices and games until he resumed practicing late last week. After practice today, Odunze told reporters he plans on “playing” against the Packers on Saturday.
  • CHI Wide Receiver #2
    Moore is on track to play, having logged two limited sessions thus far. The Bears face the Packers on Saturday evening, and it would be great to see Moore upgrade to full participation on Thursday. Moore has played through multiple injuries already this season, while delivering both high- and low-end fantasy results. We expect him to be active this weekend.
  • CHI Wide Receiver #15
    Odunze practiced on Friday of last week, and while this is not a sure sign he’ll be ready for Saturday’s game against the Packers, it’s certainly a promising start of the week. This is an estimation, so we’ll probably get better confirmation later. It is worth noting that Caleb Williams addressed a question about Odunze’s return as if it was going to happen — he’d know better than we would, of course.
  • CHI Wide Receiver #2
    It’s a walkthrough estimation, but we’re not overly concerned about a limited session from Moore. He played hurt several times this year through some nagging injuries, and a limited session on Tuesday suggests he’s well in line to play in Saturday’s Wild Card game against the Packers.
  • CHI Defensive Back #6
    His 21-day practice window is open, though this is pretty clearly a four-day runway to get him ready for Saturday. Gordon has played just three games this year, Weeks 6 and 7, as well as Week 13, while struggling through a long-term injury. If healthy, he’d be a huge addition. The key words there are “if healthy.” The Bears also opened OT Braxton Jones’ 21-day window, though he might only make the roster as a backup at this point.
  • CHI Assistant GM
    Cunningham, whose career in NFL front offices including stints working closely with Howie Roseman and Ozzie Newsome, is considered a strong candidate to be Atlanta’s next general manager after the team fired former GM Terry Fontenot after a series of catastrophic draft picks and team-building decisions, including drafting Kyle Pitts and Michael Penix. Cunningham reportedly came close last year to landing the Jaguars GM job. He could join Matt Ryan, the Falcons’ new president of football operations, in rebuilding the Falcons.
  • NE Quarterback #10
    The Rams and Panthers will begin the festivities on Saturday afternoon, followed by the Packers and Bears’ game later that evening. Sunday’s schedule follows the typical kickoff times. The Bills head to Jacksonville for an early bout with the Jaguars before the 49ers take on the Eagles in Philadelphia. Patriots QB Drake Maye will face the Chargers on Sunday Night Football in his first career playoff appearance. The Texans will then face the winner of tonight’s game between the Ravens and Steelers on Monday night.
  • CHI Wide Receiver #20
    Walker continued to operate as the team’s WR3 in the absence of Rome Odunze, this time cashing in on a 25-yard touchdown to start the fourth quarter for the team’s first points of the game. he is likely to return to a modest role once Odunze returns to the game-day roster, which should occur when the team hosts the Packers in the Wild Card round next weekend.
  • CHI Wide Receiver #2
    It was the second straight dud put forth by Moore amidst an illness that he continues to play through, both of which came without Rome Odunze in the lineup. Even more confusing is the team’s continued hesitancy to increase the snap rate of rookie Luther Burden, leaving Moore with an elevated snap rate (47-of-55) as a player relied upon for the nitty-gritty, run-blocking work on non-passing plays. Moore’s next chance to return usable counting stats comes at home against the Packers in the Wild Card round.
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    Colston Loveland
    CHI Tight End #84
    The talented rookie tight end handily led the team in targets as no other pass-catcher saw more than four looks in the walk-off loss, finding paint with just over five minutes left to play to knot the game at 16. Loveland has proven to be a draft day steal for fantasy managers that took the gamble in the middle rounds of drafts this offseason. He’ll look to keep the momentum going when the Bears host the Packers in the Wild Card round next weekend.