The Bears have traded EDGE Robert Quinn to the Eagles for a 4th-round pick. Quinn hasn't been doing much as a pass-rusher so far this year. He has just 1 sack and 3 QB hits and sits tied for just 53rd in total pressures among edge players, according to Pro Football Focus. He finished last year tied for 29th in that category, though. Quinn clearly heads to a better situation than the one he's leaving. we still wouldn't bet on big IDP production, but he can only help an already tough defense. Al-Quadin Muhammad, Trevis Gipson and Dominique Robinson lead the remaining edge crew in Chicago.

Bears EDGE Robert Quinn (illness) is active for today's game against the Giants. Use him as planned in a high-upside matchup.

Bears EDGE Robert Quinn (illness) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants. We'll see about his status come Sunday. CB Jaylon Johnson (quad) has been ruled out.

Bears edge Robert Quinn (shoulder) is active for today's game against the Vikings. Use him as planned in IDP leagues.

Bears DT Eddie Goldman (knee, ankle) is inactive for tonight's game against the Rams. He hit the day doubtful, so this was expected. The 4 defensive starters who turned up questionable are all active for the game: OLB Khalil Mack (groin), S Tashaun Gipson (back), OLB Robert Quinn (back) and S Eddie Jackson (wrist).

Bears OLBs Khalil Mack (knee) and Robert Quinn (ankle) are active for today's game against the Giants. Mack played through a questionable tag in Week 1 and should be good to go for normal IDP use. Quinn will be playing his 1st game and sat out training camp with his ailment. So it's tough to know whether he'll see full playing time. He'll be risky for IDP lineups, though the Giants present sack upside. Having both active helps the Chicago team D.

Bears OLBs Khalil Mack (knee) and Robert Quinn (ankle) are both questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants. Mack put in all limited practices for the 2nd straight week. He played through a questionable tag in Week 1, so we'd bet on him doing so again. Quinn sat out Week 1 with the ankle sprain that cost him nearly all of training camp. But he graduated to a full practice Friday. Quinn's just a low-level IDP option, and it's tough to know whether he'd get full playing time if active. We'll check the status on both edge guys Sunday morning.

Bears OLB Khalil Mack is active for today's game against the Lions after entering the day questionable with a knee issue. As expected, OLB Robert Quinn is inactive with his ankle injury. He came in doubtful after not practicing all week.

Bears OLB Robert Quinn is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Lions. He's dealing with an ankle injury that cost him most of training camp. We'll see when the big-money free-agent addition can return. OLB Khalil Mack (knee) is questionable. Mack put in limited practices every day this week, so we'd bet on him playing.

The Bears on Tuesday agreed to a 5-year, $70 million deal with EDGE Robert Quinn, including $30 million guaranteed. Quinn rebounded to tie for 9th in the NFL with 11.5 sacks last season and tie for 16th with 22 QB hits. That followed just 24 total sacks over his previous 4 seasons, though, including 2015 and 2016 campaigns halved by injury. Quinn turns 30 in May and has proved a dynamic pass rusher when healthy. He and Khalil Mack have a chance to become the league's top pass-rushing duo over the next couple of years. His move to Chicago's 3-4 base, though, also should change Quinn's designation in most IDP leagues from DE to LB. That will hurt his fantasy value even if he continues to produce. The Bears also reportedly will release former 1st-round OLB Leonard Floyd -- who had been starting in Quinn's new spot. Dallas, meanwhile, must replace the guy who led last year's defense by 6.5 sacks.

Cowboys DE Robert Quinn suffered a rib injury at the end of the 1st half of Sunday night's game against the Eagles and has been ruled out. Fortunately for him, Dallas gets a Week 8 bye. We'll see about the official diagnosis and return timeline here.

The Cowboys will miss DE Robert Quinn for the 1st 2 games because of a PED suspension, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. The news comes in the same week that Quinn broke his left hand, which will require surgery. On the plus side, the 2 games give him a little more time to recover from that. Assuming the suspension holds up, Quinn would return for an upside home matchup with the Dolphins in Week 3.

Cowboys DE Robert Quinn broke his left hand Tuesday and will need surgery, according to multiple outlets. He's expected to return in time for the regular-season opener. We'll keep an eye on the situation.