Fri Oct 25 20:40:00 UTC 2024: Key points from the news article:

– The Chicago Bears waived receiver-turned-running-back Velus Jones Jr. to make room for players returning from injured reserve.
– Jones struggled with ball security, highlighted by a muffed kickoff in Week 1, and had limited production with only 12 catches for 135 yards in two seasons.
– The Bears shifted Jones to running back during training camp, but he had minimal impact, including two carries in the season opener before losing his kick return role.
– Despite potential for development, Jones’s history of four fumbles in 27 games raised concerns.
– The Bears also released fullback Khari Blasingame, allowing them to promote injured reserve players, including running back Travis Homer, for their upcoming game against the Commanders.

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