Trevathan (knee) was released by the Bears on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan appeared in just five games for Chicago while battling injuries in 2021, and he logged 19 tackles (eight solo) before finishing the season on injured reserve due to a knee injury. After spending the last six seasons with the Bears, the 31-year-old will now attempt to find a new team ahead of the 2022 campaign.

Trevathan (knee) was placed on injured reserve on November 19 and ended the season with 19 tackles in five games.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan was placed on injured reserve twice this season, and he averaged fewer than 15 snaps per game. He's signed through the 2022 season with three void years that expire in 2025. The once-elite IDP will have to return to full health and also reclaim a prominent role to regain the IDP value he once possessed.

Trevathan (knee) was placed on injured reserve Friday, Larry Mayer of the Bears' official website reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan missed the first four games of the season on injured reserve due to a knee injury, so he will now be out for the remainder of the season after landing on injured reserve for the second time this year. The 10-year veteran linebacker appeared in five games this season, registering 19 tackles. In a corresponding move, outside linebacker Cassius Marsh was elevated from Chicago's practice squad to its active roster.

Trevathan notched seven stops in the Bears' 29-27 loss to the Steelers on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

After missing the first four weeks of the season with a knee injury, the 31-year-old recorded just 12 tackles over his first four games before having his best outing of the year in this contest. Although it appears that the days of him being an elite IDP option may be over, if he can build on his effort in this game, he could re-emerge as a reliable fantasy option.

Trevathan (knee) was activated from injured reserve Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan missed the first four weeks of the season due to a knee injury but will be available to make his 2021 debut against the Raiders on Sunday. He racked up 113 tackles (67 solo), a sack, five pass defenses and a forced fumble across 16 appearances last season.

Trevathan (knee) was designated to return from injured reserve Wednesday, Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan was placed on injured reserve prior to the start of the regular season with the injury and has missed the minimum requirement of three games. He may not be ready to return for a Week 4 matchup against Detroit, but can be activated at any point within the next 21 days.

The Bears placed Trevathan (knee) on injured reserve Wednesday, Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan continues to work through knee soreness that's bothered him throughout training camp, per Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times. The veteran interior linebacker will be eligible to return as soon as Week 4 against the Lions.

Trevathan (knee) will practice Monday, Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan has recently missed practice due to knee soreness, but it looks as though he's made a return to full health. The veteran is set to reprise his usual role as a starter in Chicago's linebacker corps, and the team simply appears to have been taking a cautious approach to his recovery.

Trevathan (knee) will not play in Saturday's preseason opener versus the Dolphins, Adam Hoge of NBC Sports Chicago reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trevathan has had his practice reps limited while dealing with knee soreness recently, rendering his absence for Saturday's exhibition game unsurprising. When healthy, he is expected to start opposite Roquan Smith (groin) at inside linebacker this season.

Coach Matt Nagy said Tuesday that Trevathan is dealing with knee soreness, Jeff Dickerson of ESPN.comreports.

EDGE Analysis

The Bears will likely manage Trevathan's practice reps until his knee feels 100 percent, if not keep him off the field entirely. The veteran linebacker has exceeded 100 total tackles in two of the last three seasons.