The Bears ruled Cutler out entering the weekend, as he was unable to practice last week following a concussion he sustained against the Houston Texans. It’s unclear when Cutler will be able to return for the Bears, as the team hasn’t announced a timetable.

Jeffery has missed several weeks of action after undergoing surgery on his injured hand. Prior to his injury the rookie was one of Cutler’s top targets. Chicago hopes the wide receiver offers whoever’s quarterbacking the team a legitimate number two target beside Brandon Marshall.

Beyond Cutler, defensive linemen Shea McClellin (concussion) and Matt Toeaina (calf) are out, while defensive lineman Henry Melton is probable to play.