Sitton (shoulder) is questionable for Sunday's matchup with the Cowboys.

EDGE Analysis

Sitton managed to practice in full on Friday after being limited on both Wednesday and Thursday. This increased level of activity suggests he has a solid chance to play.

Sitton has agreed to a three-year, $21 million contract with Chicago, the Chicago Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

It didn't take long for Sitton to find a new team as he was released just the day before by the Packers. He'll likely take over at left guard immediately with the Bears.

Sitton was released by the Packers on Saturday, according to ESPN.com.

EDGE Analysis

Sitton's release came out of the blue, as he is generally believed to be one of the best guards in the league. However, the Packers decided to save the money on his contract, and will head into the season with a new starting left guard. It should not take long for Sitton to find a new home.

Packers LG Josh Sitton has bulked up to 322 pounds in an effort to improve his drive blocking. Sitton became the Packers' first Pro Bowl guard in 40 years last season, but Green Bay's interior was pushed back all too often. Sitton's 2012 playing weight got down to 300, so he's really bulked up. "I just wanted a little bit more power and probably a little more strength," Sitton explained. "I put on a lot of muscle plus fat, too." It's a positive development for Eddie Lacy.

Josh Sitton is just the third Packers guard in the last 40 years to make the Pro Bowl. The late Gale Cunningham and Marco Rivera are the others. Over the last two seasons, Sitton has established himself as an elite pass-blocker and cornerstone of the Packers' offensive line. With Evan Dietrich-Smith stepping in at center and T.J. Lang emerging at left guard, there's reason to believe this unit can have a bounce-back season in 2013. They allowed Aaron Rodgers to get sacked a league-high 51 times in 2012.

Packers RG Josh Sitton (knee) could make his return against the Chiefs Sunday. Sitton has been out since spraining his right knee against the Lions on Thanksgiving. The 13-0 Packers will likely exercise extreme caution as they steer their ship toward the playoffs. Before going down, Sitton was having an All-Pro caliber season.

Packers RG Josh Sitton left Thursday's game against the Lions in the second quarter with a knee injury. Sitton was matching up with and containing Ndamukong Suh early on. He's considered questionable to return and is standing on the sideline with an icepack on his knee.

Packers signed RG Josh Sitton to a new six-year contract.

Packers RG Josh Sitton is hopeful of signing a long-term extension to stay in Green Bay. "I will play with the Packers for as long as they will have me," said Sitton, who's entering a contract year and emerged as one of the NFL's best guards. "... I would hope they would want to give me an extension. I have played pretty damn good football for them for a couple of years." Sitton is only 25, so he could theoretically strike it rich twice with big deals before his career is up if he signs a three- or four-year extension.