Williams might be missing two wide receivers as Odunze and Allen are game-time decisions for Bears facing Texans

Chicago Bears may be missing wide receivers Rome Odunze and Keenan Allen when they face the Houston Texans. Odunze, the No. 9 pick in the draft, sprained his knee in the season opener but is hopeful to play. Allen’s heel injury has been bothering him for weeks and he has been resting to allow for healing. Despite a poor offensive performance in the opener, the Bears managed to win against the Titans. No. 1 draft pick Caleb Williams completed only 14 of 29 passes for 93 yards with zero touchdowns. The offense generated just 148 yards in total. The team is hoping to see improvements in the upcoming game against the Texans. The game-time decisions for Odunze and Allen will play a significant role in determining the team’s success on Sunday night. Coach Matt Eberflus is hopeful that both players will recover in time to contribute to the game. The Bears are looking to build on their season-opening win and show improvement on offense as they face the Texans. Fans and analysts will be eagerly watching to see how Williams and the offense perform in this crucial matchup.

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