The Chicago Bears, who have often been injured for parts of the 2025 season, got good news on Friday's injury report. The Browns, on the other hand, had a rash of injuries.

Temperatures for Bears vs. Browns on Sunday should feel like -5 to -10 around kickoff. Here's how that compares to the coldest games in Soldier Field history.

This week, Ben Johnson and the Bears return to Chicago to host Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns. The Bears fell from the No. 1 seed in the NFC to the No. 7 seed after their 28-21 loss to the Green Bay Packers, while the Browns were handed their 10th loss of the season by the lowly Tennessee Titans, 31-29.

The Chicago Bears defense will face the Cleveland Browns and their rookie quarterback, Shedeur Sanders. Chicago's defense leads the NFL in takeaways and aims to capitalize on Cleveland's inexperience. The Browns' offense relies heavily on rookie running backs Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson.

Odunze practiced Thursday and Friday, though he was limited, and is listed as questionable as he deals with a stress fracture in his foot. Odunze has 44 catches for 661 yards and six touchdowns, well ahead of DJ Moore, Olamide Zaccheaus and Luther Burden.

Chicago Bears CB Tyrique Stevenson is likely to return Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. WR Rome Odunze is questionable and CB Kyler Gordon has been ruled out.

Here are the top causes for concern as the Chicago Bears welcome the Cleveland Browns to Soldier Field on Sunday.

Bears coach Ben Johnson said there some items in each category, but he's still betting big on Williams in the long run.