Bears UPDATED OFFENSIVE LINE POSITIONS For Week 3 Would Sit Nate Davis, Move Jenkins, & Save CW

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The Chicago Bears need to make a change at offensive line as they lead the league in sacks allowed, pressures allowed, and have the worst rush offensive in the NFL through 2 weeks.

There is clear frustration from Bears guard Teven Jenkins, who expressed to reporters that he is "told where to go and that's it" after a rough start for him this year. Jenkins sounds like he's sending a message that the coaching staff is not living up to their end of the deal, and he doesn't feel he is progressing and helping this offense as well as they could be.

Not only that, we've seen a major step back in Darnell Wright's game. He was SMOKED on Sunday Night Football against Will Anderson Jr., who had 1.5 sacks, 5 pressures, and 5 tackles. Wright, a 1st round pick in '23, is looked at as the future of this OL. We need him to step up quickly.

Coleman Shelton, who has not had a great start either, is the Bears best option at center at the moment. Until Ryan Bates is back from IR in Week 5, there is no one else that can take the spot.

And with Nate Davis' continued poor play, I have moved veteran Matt Pryor into the right guard position which he had a stellar preseason and would be a HUGE part of keeping interior defensive lineman away and contained.

Braxton Jones vs. Kiran Amegadjie could be a thing as well. Stay tuned for that.

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