T.J. Edwards is out. D’Andre Swift is questionable. Here’s the latest on the Bears injury front.

D'Andre Swift did not practice Friday and is listed as questionable. Swift had been a full participant on Thursday. CB Josh Blackwell (concussion), LB T.J. Edwards (hand/hamstring) and DE Dominique Robinson (ankle) are OUT. TE Durham Smythe (calf) is also questionable.

Ben Johnson says Bears LB T.J. Edwards had surgery on his hand. He'll be wearing a cast. He's also got a hamstring injury. Johnson says he does not expect Edwards to go on IR.

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D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai were full participants Thursday, as was Cole Kmet and Grady Jarrett. DNP Blackwell (concussion) Edwards (hand/hamstring) Robinson (ankle) Thuney (rest) Limited Byard (back/ankle) R. Johnson (back) Moore (hip/groin) Odunze (ankle/heel)

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Bears Wed. injury report DNP Blackwell (concussion) Byard (back/ankle) Edwards (hand/hamstring) Jarrett (rest) Moore (hip/groin) Odunze (ankle/heel) Robinson (ankle) Limited R. Johnson (back) Kmet (concussion) Monangai (ankle) Swift (groin) Luther Burden was back to full.

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Ben Johnson confirms that DE Dayo Odeyingbo is out for the season with an Achilles injury.

Brad Biggs’ 10 thoughts after Colston Loveland scored on a 58-yard pass from Caleb Williams with 17 seconds remaining to lift the Chicago Bears to a 47-42 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.

A 14-point lead slipped away. Kevin Byard admitted his body language was “really bad” in that moment. Daniel Hardy — who was in the wrong place at the wrong time on the on-side kick — was hoping for a “miracle.” Then Colston Loveland caught the ball.

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All seemed lost. “Just being honest, man, I had really bad body language on the sideline,” Kevin Byard said. “Just sitting there hoping for a miracle," Daniel Hardy said. Then Colston Loveland answered those prayers. Inside the chaotic final minutes Sunday in Cincinnati.

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Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams were waiting for the Bengals to show a certain look defensively. He said they were “hunting it” in two minutes at the end of the first half too. Then they showed it on the Loveland touchdown. Williams gave big props to Johnson.

It's over. The Bears picked off Flacco on the final play. FINAL: Bears 47, Bengals 42. A lot to parse through in that one.

WHAT! COLSTON LOVELAND TAKES IT TO THE HOUSE. THIS. GAME. IS. UNREAL.

TOUCHDOWN: After the on-side kick, the Bengals take the lead with 54 seconds remaining. Bengals 42, Bears 41. :54

The Bengals fans left long ago.

The ball hit Daniel Hardy's toe, which makes it a live ball even though it didn't travel 10 yards. The Bengals take over after the on-side kick with 1:42 to go.

INTERCEPTION: Tremaine Edmunds picks off Joe Flacco and returns it the length of the field for a touchdown. That will do it. Bears go up three scores.

Zac Taylor's challenge BACKFIRES. Taylor wanted a fumble out of bounds. Call on the field was out of bounds at the 1. Instead, it's a touchdown.

Field goal is short for the Bengals. Bears take over with 5:53 remaining, leading 34-27.

Bears DE Dayo Odeyingbo to the injury tent.

Tyrique Stevenson is on the Bears sideline. He had his helmet on, now he's got his helmet off and a towel around his shoulders.

TJ Edwards left the Bears sideline and is heading to the locker room.

Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent are both in the game. Williams throws backward to Bagent, who throws back across the Williams for his second (2nd!) reception of the game.

Austin Booker with a sack in his first game of the season. Joe Flacco fumbles and the Bears have it. First turnover of the game for either side.

TOUCHDOWN: Brittain Brown scores on a 22-yard run. Kyle Monangai was on the sideline getting taped up (he appeared ready to come back in the game FYI). Bears 31, Bengals 27. 1:57 3Q

TOUCHDOWN: Tee Higgins scores again. It's looking like we've got a good, old-fashioned shootout here in Cincinnati. Bengals 27, Bears 24. 5:19 3Q

TOUCHDOWN: After the delay of game penalty, Caleb Williams zips a pass for Colston Loveland over the middle of the field. First career TD for Loveland. Bears 24, Bengals 20. 8:11 3Q

Cole Kmet is now out for the remainder of the game.

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Cairo Santos' 47-yard field goal is tipped at the line of scrimmage. The Bengals are going to go into halftime with the lead. Bengals 20, Bears 17.

TOUCHDOWN: Tee Higgins ... I don't know how he caught that. It looked as if the ball hit Nahshon Wright's hands and bounced right to Higgins.

Bears TE Cole Kmet, who exited after that third-down catch, is being evaluated for a concussion.

Fantastic catch from Cole Kmet on third down, but Kmet was down on the field for a moment afterward. He popped up now and is heading straight for the injury tent.

So the unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against Bengals LT Orlando Brown Jr. severely costs Cincinnati. Field goal is good, but a missed opportunity for Cincy, which had first-and-goal at the 6. Bears 14, Bengals 13. 5:47 2Q

On third down, Joe Flacco finds a wide open Ja'Marr Chase, who turns on the jets. Kevin Byard's last-ditch effort saves a touchdown.

Ruling on the field here is a fumble, which could be big if the replay review is inconclusive. Bears DT Andrew Billings ended up with the football in his hands.

Ja'Marr Chase, who averaged 21 targets over the last two games, gets his first target with 9 minutes to go in the second quarter. Got to imagine the Bengals are going to look his way more.

C.J. Gardner-Johnson, the newest member of the Bears, has a sack on third down. It forces a Bengals punt early in the second quarter here.

TOUCHDOWN: Caleb Williams with a little toss to Olamide Zaccheaus, who dives his way into the end zone. Great second effort from Zaccheaus. Bears 14, Bengals 10. 14:54 2Q

Nice play by Bengals CB Cam Taylor-Britt to break up a pass intended for DJ Moore. Cairo Santos' field goal from 47 yards is NO GOOD. However, the Bengals lined up offsides. It'll be fourth-and-1, so Ben Johnson sends the offense back on the field.