Gene ChamberlainNov 14, 2026

Chamberlain expects defensive end Dayo Odeyingbo to return from a quad injury either in the Bears' next home game against New Orleans or at Detroit on Thanksgiving, and sees the defensive line getting a boost upon that return.

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Odeyingbo only got to play in five games prior to his quad injury, and now will likely return either at home in the next game with New Orleans or at Detroit on Thanksgiving.

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“Odeyingbo only got to play in five games prior to his quad injury, and now will likely return either at home in the next game with New Orleans or at Detroit on Thanksgiving.”
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