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Patriots to Be without Both Starting Guards vs. Bears

Walter Rouse and Matt Pryor are set to replace the injured guards as New England manages a line that has already lost 10 games to injuries this season.

  • On Thursday, the New England Patriots visit the Chicago Bears with starting guards Alijah Vera-Tucker and Ben Brown unlikely to play after sustaining injuries during Sunday's 26-19 victory over the New York Jets.
  • Coach Mike Vrabel confirmed veteran Matt Pryor and newcomer Walter Rouse will start at right and left guard respectively, replacing Vera-Tucker and Brown who suffered hamstring and knee injuries during the contest.
  • Quarterback Drake Maye praised the team's "next-man-up mentality," while the Patriots also placed wide receiver Romeo Doubs on injured reserve Monday and will be without cornerback Carlton Davis III.
  • Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen acknowledged Maye's "athleticism showing up," though Chicago's defense recorded 17 sacks this season, including a season-high performance in their 31-23 win at Atlanta last week.
  • Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams completed 30 of 36 passes for 305 yards in his return against Atlanta, positioning both teams to maintain momentum heading into Thursday's matchup.
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Patriots likely without starting guards Thursday against Bears

Drake Maye could be operating behind a makeshift offensive line when the New England Patriots visit the Chicago Bears on Thursday night.

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Patriots to be without both starting guards vs. Bears

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Boston Herald broke the news in Braintree, United States on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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