Equanimeous St. Brown

According to The Athletic’s Kevin Fishbain, Chicago Bears WR Equanimeous St. Brown is signing a one-year extension to stay with the team in 2023.

Fantasy Impact

The deal will be worth $1.25 million to keep St. Brown in Chicago another season. St. Brown, in his first season in Chicago, currently has 20 catches for 320 yards and a score. Chicago will likely continue to add depth at WR, but St. Brown provides depth as the Bears find weapons for Fields.

Equanimeous St. Brown (concussion) is off of the injury report and will play in Wek 17's game against the Detroit Lions.

Fantasy Impact

St. Brown missed Week 16's game against the Bills after suffering a concussion the week prior, but he's off the injury report for this week and will be good to go. He's arguably the team's top receiving option when healthy, and his presence will offer a solid boost for Justin Fields in the fantasy championship.

Equanimeous St. Brown (concussion) has been ruled out for Week 16's matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

Fantasy Impact

St. Brown hasn't been able to practice all week due to a concussion he sustained early in last week's game, and he will have to miss Saturday's game because of it as well. He's on a week-to-week timeline for now, and the team is hopeful that he will be able to return sometime next week. N'Keal Harry will likely have to step into a larger role on this offense while he's out.

Equanimeous St. Brown remained sidelined in practice on Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

St. Brown remains in the concussion protocol and it doesn't seem he will clear the protocols in time for to play this week against the Bills.

Equanimeous St. Brown (concussion) was a non-participant in Chicago's practice on Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

St. Brown took a hard hit and suffered a concussion in last Sunday's loss to the Eagles, and he will miss Tuesday's practice as a result. He's likely going through the leagues concussion protocol, and he seems like a long-shot to be ready for Chicago's game against the Bills on Saturday.