Jordan Howard, Kyle Long, Leonard Floyd questionable for Bears

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Jordan Howard is questionable for Sunday. (Getty)

The Bears’ two Pro Bowl players from last season and last year’s No. 1 draft pick are questionable for Sunday’s game against the Buccaneers.

The team had eight players limited in practice Friday: running back Jordan Howard (shoulder), guard Kyle Long (ankle), outside linebacker Leonard Floyd (back), cornerback Prince Amukamara (ankle), linebacker Christian Jones (back), wide receiver Markus Wheaton (finger), receiver Josh Bellamy (ankle) and safety Deon Bush (hamstring).

Floyd’s back injury is new.

Coach John Fox said earlier in the week he wasn’t concerned about Howard’s shoulder injury, which he suffered while scoring a touchdown at the end of the first half Sunday. He sounded Friday as though that opinion hadn’t changed.

Running back Benny Cunningham, who suffered a high-ankle sprain Sunday, is the Bears’ only doubtful player.

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