A source told the Chicago Tribune that kicker Cairo Santos’ injury popped up again over the weekend, and now the Bears will turn to Jake Moody.

The San Francisco 49ers cut kicker Jake Moody a month ago. Moody came to Chicago to join the Bears practice squad and await his opportunity. On Monday night, an opportunity presented itself. With Cairo Santos sidelined by a right thigh injury,

The Bears promoted backup Jake Moody hours before Monday night’s game against the Commanders and then ruled out Cairo Santos 90 minutes before kickoff. Santos hurt his right quad two weeks ago against the Raiders.

The most important player on the field for the Chicago Bears in Week 6 wasn’t on the 53-man roster. With Cairo Santos battling a quadriceps injury, the

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The Bears have made a couple of practice squad elevations for Monday night's game against the Commanders. Chicago announced defensive lineman Jonathan Ford and kicker Jake Moody have been elevated to the active roster for the Week 6 matchup.

Jake Moody kicked a 38-yard field goal as time expired and the visiting Chicago Bears upset the Washington Commanders 25-24 on Monday night.