Bears LG Teven Jenkins carted to locker room with concussion vs. Browns, ruled out for game

The Bears sent veteran Cody Whitehair in to take his spot.

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The Bears’ Teven Jenkins was hurt during the second quarter against the Browns.

The Bears’ Teven Jenkins was hurt during the second quarter against the Browns.

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CLEVELAND — Bears starting left guard Teven Jenkins went to the locker room with a concussion shortly before halftime of their game against the Browns and has been ruled out for the game. Cody Whitehair replaced him on the Bears’ final possession of the half.

It was unclear how Jenkins got hurt, but he was on the grass for a long time as the medical staff tended to him, and Browns defensive linemen Myles Garrett and Shelby Harris stayed on the field to see if he was alright.

Jenkins struggled to walk to the bench, and the Bears’ staff didn’t appear to be checking a specific area of his body before calling for a cart to drive him to the locker room.

Jenkins has dealt with injuries throughout his three seasons with the Bears and missed four games to start this season. When healthy he arguably has been their most reliable offensive lineman.

The Bears and Browns are tied 7-7 at halftime.

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