Bears offensive lineman leaves game with knee injury

Veteran right tackle Bobby Massie was forced to exit Sunday's game with a knee injury. (Credit: Patrick Gorski-USA TODAY Sports)

by Cole Little - Senior Writer - Nov 1, 2020, 6:36 PM

CHICAGO — On the Chicago Bears' first drive of Sunday's game versus the New Orleans Saints, Bobby Massie, the Bears' starting right tackle, left the contest with a knee injury. Massie went down in pain and, upon being evaluated by trainers, walked gingerly off the field.

Massie headed to the Bears' locker room at Soldier Field soon after that and was listed as questionable to return to the Week 8 matchup. The Bears have dealt with multiple injuries to the offensive line this season, and it will be a crushing blow if Massie, a ninth-year veteran, is forced to miss substantial time.

#Bears right tackle Bobby Massie injured on fourth play from scrimmage. Someone rolled up the back of his leg. Massie limps off field and is replaced by Jason Spriggs.
— Larry Mayer (@LarryMayer) November 1, 2020

Bobby Massie (knee) is questionable to return for #NOvsCHI.@Athletico | #DaBears pic.twitter.com/TveSycUZVM
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) November 1, 2020