Jarrett’s PFF grades show a dip from last year, with no sacks or TFLs and limited run-stop impact. If the Bears expect more disruption from the 3-tech, Jarrett’s role and production would need a notable uptick to re-enter fantasy relevance.

Jarrett is OUT, removing a defensive interior anchor and potentially lifting the Bears’ blockers’ performance against the Raiders' rush or pass defense.

Jarrett listed as questionable; a disruptive presence on Chicago’s interior, his availability could influence the Bears’ ability to slow Dallas’ passing game.

Jarrett’s knee injury elevates Bears’ vulnerability on early downs. His 36.5-sack career figure anchors Chicago’s rush defense, and his status significantly shifts Dallas’ offensive plans.

Grady Jarrett is noted in Bears’ Week 2 notes as inactive, a factor in defensive line depth against the Lions. His status informs defensive matchup considerations and how Chicago compensates for interior disruption in Week 2.