The Bears should have one goal on Saturday: Stay healthy

That said, the framing is worth filing away as you build your draft board. A team-wide caution flag about "existing injury concerns" heading into the preseason opener suggests the Bears may hold multiple veterans or key contributors out of exhibition action entirely, which is normal practice but also hints the coaching staff sees enough risk on the roster to be explicit about it publicly. Keep an eye on beat reporting over the next week or two for names attached to this caution—skill-position Bears (receivers, running backs, or offensive line pieces protecting the quarterback) would be the most fantasy-relevant if any of them turn up on a “held out” list.

For now, there's no start/sit or add/drop action to take since no player is identified and confidence in this being anything more than standard preseason prudence is moderate. Treat this as a low-priority watch item rather than a reason to move any Bears player up or down your draft rankings yet. If follow-up reports specify which players are banged up, that's when you'll want to revisit ADP for Chicago's offensive skill players and adjust your late-round Bears targets accordingly.