FANGIO SAYS ROQUAN IS MISSING OUT

The Sun-Times’ Patrick Finley breaks down the Bears’ 10th practice:

Who plays?

Asked which starters would play Thursday in the Hall of Fame Game, coach Matt Nagy was vague.

Still, it would be a minor shock if quarterback Mitch

Trubisky threw a pass or played at all. The extra preseason game comes with added injury risk, Nagy said.

“When you have that extra game, the benefit is it gives you more reps for your players,” he said. “The negative is there’s health risks, so people can get hurt.”

So what matters?

The Bears didn’t game-plan for the Ravens. They’ll keep the plays as vanilla as the middle of an ice cream sandwich.

The game will test Nagy in other ways — it’s the first time he has worked alongside any of his offensive coaches.

Nagy will call the plays, but he’ll communicate with his staff on headphones for the first time.

“There’s a test for all of us coaches as far as how we want to go about it,” Nagy said, “especially me for time management, game management, how you want to do that stuff.”

Other observations

• Defensive coordinator Vic

Fangio cast some doubt on outside linebacker Leonard Floyd’s smooth recovery from last year’s knee injury, saying, “Leonard is fighting through his recuperation.”

Floyd has been limited at times during camp.

• Cornerback Sherrick McManis, who missed the first eight practices with a hamstring injury, did limited work Tuesday and said he felt good.

Up next

After a day off Wednesday, the Bears play in the Hall of Fame Game at 7 p.m. Thursday in Canton, Ohio.