Chicago Bears Left Tackle Braxton Jones Out for Vikings Game Due to Concussion

Jones self-reported concussion symptoms Sunday, leaving the Bears to adjust their offensive line for Monday Night Football.

Braxton Jones, the Chicago Bears' starting left tackle, will miss Monday night's game against the Minnesota Vikings after self-reporting concussion symptoms on Sunday.
Jones did not travel with the team to Minneapolis and had not been listed on the injury report earlier in the week, raising questions about when the injury occurred.
He is the third Bears player ruled out for the game with a concussion, joining running back Roschon Johnson and offensive lineman Ryan Bates.
The Bears are considering multiple options to replace Jones, including moving guard Matt Pryor to left tackle or starting rookie Kiran Amegadjie, who has dealt with injuries this season.
This marks another setback for the 4-9 Bears, who have struggled with injuries and will face the NFL's most aggressive blitzing defense without their starting left tackle.