Kiran Amegadjie made his first career NFL start at left tackle but struggled against Jonathan Greenard, who dominated him with a 93.2 pass-rushing grade, resulting in significant pressure and a strip-sack.

Kiran Amegadjie, making his first NFL start, struggled with penalties, committing three during the game. His performance included a critical holding penalty that negated a touchdown run and contributed to the Bears' ongoing offensive issues.

Kiran Amegadjie made his NFL debut as a starting left tackle for the Bears, stepping up after Braxton Jones reported concussion symptoms. Despite limited experience and a challenging matchup against a strong blitz defense, Amegadjie demonstrated resilience, although he faced early struggles, including a sack that led to a fumble. His promotion came after recovering from quad surgery and only having played 58 offensive snaps prior to this game.

Kiran Amegadjie is set to make his first NFL start at left tackle for the Bears, stepping in during a challenging period for the team, which has lost seven straight games. His performance will be critical as the Bears face a Vikings defense that will look to exploit any weaknesses in their offensive line.

Kiran Amegadjie is listed as out for the upcoming game due to a calf injury. With starting left guard Teven Jenkins also sidelined with an ankle injury, Doug Kramer Jr. is expected to step into the starting lineup. Kramer's notable moment this season was a fumble near the goal line during a Week 8 loss to the Commanders, highlighting the challenges the Bears face with their offensive line depth.