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Kevin White Jersey , and they may be shorthanded by a couple of key contributors from Monday night’s win over Washington.Receiver Taylor Gabriel (concussion) and defensive tackle Akiem Hicks (knee) didn’t practice on Wednesday, less than 48 hours after suffering their respective injuries during the Week Three victory.Also not practicing was kicker Eddy Piñiero, who suffered a late-week knee strain in the weight room, and who kicked on Monday night. Defensive tackle Bilal Nichols likewise didn’t practice, due to a lingering hand injury.Limited in practice were safety Eddie Jackson (shoulder), receiver Cordarrelle Patterson (tricep), and defensive tackle Roy Robertson-Harris (glute).Fully participating for the Bears were tight end Trey Burton (groin), guard Kyle Long (hip) Gale Sayers Jersey , and tackle Bobby Massie (illness).Whether Gabriel, Hicks, and Piñiero will be ready to go on Sunday against the Vikings remains to be seen. Having one less day to recover could end up being a major issue in determining their availability. Windy City Gridiron isn’t just a website, it’s a community. Let’s take a few minutes and tell your fellow WCG members about yourself!" The Bears DenNotesXs and OsSuperfansBears Fans: Let’s Talk About YOU!New,63commentsWindy City Gridiron isn’t just a website, it’s a community. Let’s take a few minutes and tell your fellow WCG members about yourself!CDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Bears Fans: Let’s Talk About YOU!TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailChicago Bears fans celebrate in action during an NFL game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears on December 16, 2018 at Soldier Field in ChicagoPhoto by Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesLet’s talk about YOU, Bears fans!We spend a lot of time together here at Windy City Gridiron talking about the greatest football team in all the land http://www.thebearslockerroom.com/authentic-mike-singletary-jersey , the team who’s city name starts with a “C”, ends with an “O” and has a “HICAG” in the middle.But being a Bears fan is much more than just being somebody who lives (or who once lived) in the Chicagoland area. We are each individuals and everyone’s story is different.SO... let’s hear yours.I’d like everybody to take a minute out of your day and tell the community a little bit about yourself. You don’t need to list name, address, phone number or any personally identifiable information of course, just the general info like age group, area you live in, how/when you became a Bears fan if you like, how you like watching the game... family football allegiances. whatever comes to mind.I’ll startNot surprisingly Womens Dick Butkus Jersey , my name is Ken. I’m one of the Assistant Editors here at Windy City Gridiron under the leadership of Lester Wiltfong, Jr., alongside my fellow Assistant Editors Steven Schweickert and Robert Zeglinski. I joined WCG in 2008, so I go “way back in the day” as far as WCG goes. I live in northeast Missouri with my wife of 32 years. I work in IT by day, have multiple blogging projects, I work part time for a regional small town newspaper chain and I shoot sports video for KHQA TV in Quincy, IL. We are the only Bears fans in the family. My sister’s husband is from New Orleans and they are Saints fans, while my wife’s brothers and sisters were all St. Louis Cardinals fans then St. Louis Rams fans. Now? Well William Perry Jersey , now I’ve been seeing a lot of Blues sweaters at family gatherings over the last 3 years. St. Louis is rather done with the NFL.I live in rabid Kansas City Chiefs territory, which isn’t that bad. I mean, I could live in Wisconsin, right?Spill The BeansFirst, this isn’t a marketing survey, it’s just a friendly group of folks sitting around a virtual campfire sharing a few stories. I like to know a bit about the people behind the names I see every day.How about you? Take a minute and introduce yourself! It’s always fun getting to know a bit more about your WCG companions, isn’t it?