Chicago Bears injury report: Left guard Teven Jenkins sits out practice Thursday

WARE, England – Chicago Bears starting left guard Teven Jenkins sat out practice Thursday because of an ankle injury he suffered Sunday vs. the Panthers. Jenkins had been listed as a limited participant a day earlier on the team’s injury report.

The Bears held a full practice at Hanbury Manor on the outskirts of London on Thursday. They will have one more practice Friday ahead of Sunday’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.

The Bears have ruled out safety Jaquan Brisker (concussion), defensive tackle Zacch Pickens (groin) and cornerback Terell Smith (hip). Those three did not travel with the team to London.

When Jenkins went down last week, the Bears used guard Bill Murray in his spot at left guard.

“Bill is someone who has worked hard, and the results paid off right there,” Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron said. “With the way the scenario played out where we needed Bill to step in at left guard, we were able to pick up right where we left off.”

Additionally, cornerback Kyler Gordon (heel) was upgraded from a limited participant Wednesday to a full participant Thursday. Veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis took Thursday off for an extra day of rest. Defensive end Jacob Martin remains on injured reserve but participated in practice for the second day in a row. Cornerback Tyrique Stevenson was limited by a calf injury.

Jaguars delay flight because of Hurricane Milton

The Jaguars originally were scheduled to depart Thursday and arrive in London with enough time to hold a practice Friday. Hurricane Milton, however, has changed those plans.

The deadly storm has wreaked havoc on Florida, making landfall Wednesday as a Category 3 storm. The Jaguars were forced to delay their departure Thursday. They canceled Friday’s practice at their hotel outside London and rescheduled for Saturday. They will face the Bears the following day at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Sunday’s game will be the Jaguars’ 12th game in London. Jacksonville is spending a week across the pond, too. The Jaguars have back-to-back games in London with a matchup against New England in Week 7.