The Bears activated a pair of players from the physically unable to perform list on Tuesday.
Bears activate S Elijah Hicks, LB Keyshaun Elliott
Bears activate two players from PUP list
Scoring Zone's Take
Elijah Hicks and Keyshaun Elliott have both been activated off the Bears' PUP list, which is a mildly positive procedural update but carries almost no fantasy weight on its own. Both are back practicing and eligible for game action, but neither is a name that projects for meaningful offensive touches or roster relevance in standard fantasy formats — this reads as a depth/special-teams or camp-body situation rather than anything that moves the needle for redraft purposes.
For draft prep, there's no actionable change here. Don't add either player in dynasty or deep best-ball formats based on this news alone; the confidence on the report itself is only moderate (50%), and the sources give no detail on snap outlook, role, or health status beyond the activation itself. Treat this as a "player is healthy enough to practice" checkbox rather than a signal of expanded opportunity.
Bottom line: no start, sit, add, or drop action is warranted. File this away as a minor procedural note — worth a glance if you're deep into Bears-specific late-round dart throws or handcuffs, but not something that should influence your draft board. Revisit if follow-up reporting shows either player carving out a real role in camp battles once padded practices and preseason snaps roll in; until then, this is background noise, not a fantasy signal.