The Latest Breaking News from Tremaine Edmunds

Tremaine Edmunds gets the Bears back on the board with a defensive score.

Leading by 12 in the fourth quarter — “an oddly similar situation,” linebacker Jack Sanborn acknowledged — the Bears atoned for their collapse against the Lions at Ford Field with three sacks, five tackles for loss and an interception to cap a dominant second half.

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The Vikings’ star receiver practiced Thursday, albeit in limited fashion, as he works his way back from injured reserve with a hamstring injury.

Stung by a meltdown in the final 4:15 that greased the skids for a stunning 31-26 loss to the Lions on Sunday, linebacker Tremaine Edmunds and his teammates are determined to prove their stellar play in the first 55:45 was the defining moment and not the collapse at the end.

Finally whole with linebacker Tremaine Edmunds back, the Bears were in control of the Lions’ potent offense — including three interceptions. But it all came undone in the final 4:15, when the Lions drove 75 and 73 yards for touchdowns to win 31-26.

Edmunds has been out since teammate Gervon Dexter inadvertently dove into his knee against the Chargers,

Edmunds is questionable for the Lions game Sunday, which would be his first since getting hurt.

Herbert missed the last five games with an ankle injury. Guard Nate Davis, who has missed the last four games with an ankle injury, also will return against the Lions. Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds is questionable with a knee injury.

Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs has a fantastic matchup advantage against the Bears defense

Splitting carries between Herbert and D’Onta Foreman on Sunday would be a “fortunate position to be in,” offensive coordinator Luke Getsy said Wednesday