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Bears activate Noah Sewell from reserve/PUP ahead of Packers game
The Chicago Bears activated linebacker Noah Sewell from the reserve/physically unable to perform list ahead of their game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
Sewell tore his Achilles on Dec.
28, 2025, ending his season.
The Bears drafted him in the fifth round in 2023, and he has played in 35 career games, starting nine.
He recorded a career-high 54 tackles in 2025 before the injury.
Chicago also elevated running back Zavier Scott from its practice squad for the game.
Defensive back Kyler Gordon and defensive lineman Shemar Turner were ruled out, though both are in a 21-day period to return to practice.
The Bears activated linebacker Noah Sewell from reserve/PUP, the team announced Saturday.
Chicago also elevated running back Zavier Scott from its practice squad for Sunday’s game against the Packers.
Sewell has played 35 career games, including nine starts, since Chicago selected him in 2023.
His 2025 season ended with a torn Achilles on December 28.
The Bears ruled out defensive back Kyler Gordon and defensive lineman Shemar Turner for Sunday’s game.
- Who
- The Chicago Bears and linebacker Noah Sewell.
- What
- The Bears activated Sewell from reserve/PUP. They also elevated running back Zavier Scott from the practice squad.
- When
- Saturday, October 10, 2026, ahead of Sunday’s game.
- Where
- Chicago.
- Why
- The activation came ahead of the Bears’ game against the Packers; a specific reason was not stated.
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Sewell’s season ended with a torn Achilles.
The Bears activated Sewell from reserve/PUP ahead of their game against the Packers.
- Player
- Noah Sewell
- Team
- Chicago Bears
- Activation
- Reserve/PUP
- Opponent
- Green Bay Packers
- Career appearances
- 35 games, with nine starts
- Selection
- Fifth round, 2023









