Mike

Hass

The Bears are expected to keep six WRs this season, and Hass is expected to nab that final spot. He will not have fantasy value.

Hass’ competition for the sixth receiver spot, Brandon Rideau, was targeted four times and caught two of them. The winner of the battle will see most of his time on special teams and possibly the game-day inactives list.

Mike Hass will make the Bears if they keep six wideouts.

Rideau’s injury could cost him a job as Chicago’s sixth wide receiver and a special teams player. He was battling Mike Hass for the role.

Bernard Berrian and Muhsin Muhammad are both active, as expected.

No surprises for the Bears. Rex Grossman could come in Sunday if Brian Griese starts slowly, but that shouldn’t happen with Nnamdi Asomugha out.

Adams had taken over as Chicago’s starting nose tackle before getting hurt. The Bears are extremely thin on the interior defensive line, and the ‘Skins should look to exploit that. DT Tommie Harris will play, but hasn’t been 100 percent since the first few weeks of the season.

Hass has elite hands and instincts, but has never gotten a real shot in three years as a pro because he’s not great on special teams and lacks 4.4 speed. He probably won’t make the ‘Hawks, but would fit a team like Kansas City well.

He stood out at OTAs but was never going to crack the Seahawks’ roster. He’ll probably get a look from another team soon.

Hass couldn’t beat out Ben Obomanu, among others, for a roster spot.