Out with elbow, adding to Bears’ offensive line concerns and likely affecting run protection and short-yardage efficiency against Dallas’ front.

Amegadjie is a Bears third-round pick in the context, with the team noting a lot of projection at tackle. His role is part of a bigger depth plan, and a Robinson trade would influence his odds of making the roster.

Amegadjie hung on the roster thanks to versatile interior/edge potential. While not threatening to start at left tackle, his ability to play inside and out gives Chicago a flexible swing option. Poles emphasized continued versatility, suggesting a reasonable path to steady depth and occasional interior roles.

Kiran Amegadjie, a 2024 third-rounder, sits on the Bears’ roster bubble as cuts loom. If he sticks, he adds tackle/guard versatility; if cut, Chicago must lean on veteran depth and UDFA prospects. For fantasy, depth-chart ambiguity at the line can influence protection and run-blocking efficiency, indirectly affecting QB and RB output.

Amegadjie, a 2024 third-round Yale product, has battled injuries and development, with the Bears potentially demoting him to the practice squad under a rebuilt line. His versatility to guard multiple spots could entice teams seeking swing guards, but cut-day outcomes hinge on health and depth needs.