The Latest Breaking News from Roquan Smith

Broncos linebacker Jonas Griffith is expected to miss 4-6 weeks with a dislocated elbow.

It is no surprise that the Cleveland Browns, who paid Deshaun Watson $230 million guaranteed despite rampant sexual assault allegations, started him at quarterback in Friday night’s preseason-opening 24-13 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars — while Watson’s six-game suspension remains under appeal.

Smith, who demanded a trade Tuesday, did conditioning work with his teammates about two hours before kickoff of Saturday’s exhibition opener against the Chiefs.

As the Bears open the preseason against the Chiefs, Matt Eberflus is ready to coach his first NFL game.

A bizarre situation in Chicago takes another weird turn.

Per Mike Florio, "a person purporting to represent Roquan Smith has been calling other teams in order to gauge potential trade interest."

Eberflus can’t do much as Smith defies his rules and continues to press for either a suitable contract extension or trade.

CHICAGO — Roquan Smith is healthy. Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus expects healthy players to practice. Smith didn’t practice Thursday at Halas Hall.

The Bears held their final practice before Saturday's preseason opener vs. Chiefs. Here's what we learned from Day 13:

One day after the Bears took him off of the physically unable to perform list, Smith wore a baseball cap, shorts and T-shirt to training camp practice at Halas Hall.

Here are some live updates from those in attendance at the Bears' 13th practice of training camp.