Options exist for the Bears at cornerback with free agents or trades but their contract situations for the position's future make big-name signings unlikely.

A fourth consecutive win didn’t change the minds of the 4% of our fans who aren’t buying what the Chicago Bears are selling. Last week’s confidence poll results checked in at 96% and we’re holding steady there this week.

The Bears will head into Baltimore, and possibly multiple games, without any of their original starting cornerbacks.

BALTIMORE -- The Chicago Bears placed cornerback Kyler Gordon and offensive tackle Braxton Jones on injured reserve on Saturday. Both players will be sidelined for a minimum of four games and are eligible to return ahead of Chicago's Week 12 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

A tight win is expected for the Chicago Bears (4-2) when they meet the Baltimore Ravens (1-5) on Sunday, Oct. 26 at M&T Bank Stadium (starting at 1 p.m. ET). Our computer prediction lists a final score of 28-25. Baltimore has won once against the spread this year. The Ravens have won once ATS (1-2) as a 2-point favorite or more this year.

The Bears made a number of roster moves ahead of their game against the Ravens, including placing Kyler Gordon on injured reserve.

Analysis: The trade deadline is Nov. 4 and the injury situation now facing the Bears has drastically changed their roster and personnel needs.

Running back Evan Pryor scored on a five-yard touchdown run to put Cincinnati ahead by two scores. Cincinnati ran for 54 of the drive's 66 yards with one pass to Joe Royer. The first quarter still has 1:22 remaining.