Bears RT Darnell Wright left practice with possible elbow injury

Darnell Wright is Chicago's starting right tackle, so this note is really an offensive-line/pass-protection story rather than a fantasy-skill-position one — but it still matters for how you evaluate the Bears' passing-game pieces during draft prep. Two outlets are reporting he left practice with a possible elbow injury, though both carry only moderate confidence and no severity or timetable has been established. Treat this as a "watch" item, not a red flag yet.

For fantasy purposes, Wright himself isn't a draftable asset, but his health is a proxy for offensive line stability in Chicago. If he ends up missing time in camp or into the preseason, that's worth monitoring for anyone banking on a clean pocket for the Bears' quarterback or a strong push in the run game benefiting the backfield. Right now there's nothing concrete enough to downgrade any Bears skill player — no confirmed diagnosis, no reported absence length, and no corresponding shakeup to the offensive line depth chart in the sources provided.

Action for your draft prep: no roster moves warranted on Wright-adjacent players yet. Keep him and the Bears O-line on your notes list and check back closer to preseason games for either a clean bill of health or a more concrete diagnosis. If reports escalate to "will miss time" or reveal a backup tackle struggling in run-blocking or pass-pro reps, that could nudge you to slightly discount Bears rushing production in season-long drafts. Confidence here is low — this is speculative, early-camp injury news with no severity confirmed, so don't overreact until there's a clearer update.