Chicago Bears left tackle Braxton Jones has been downgraded to out for Monday night’s game in Minneapolis with a concussion and did not travel with the team when it departed Halas Hall on Sunday afternoon. Jones had not been listed on the Bears injury report at any point this week, raising questions as to when he experienced the head trauma that preceded his concussion diagnosis. Related Articles Chicago Bears | Column: Only way for the Chicago Bears to break the cycle? Find the best coach who fits their needs. Chicago Bears | 5 things to watch in the Chicago Bears game on ‘Monday Night Football’ — plus our Week 15 predictions Chicago Bears | The Caleb Williams File: How Chicago Bears QB is navigating losing and building chemistry with fellow rookie Rome Odunze Chicago Bears | Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss reveals cancer diagnosis and 6-hour surgery Chicago Bears | 4 things we learned from the Chicago Bears, including Eric Washington hoping Sunday’s defensive performance was ‘an anomaly’ He is now the third Bears player to be declared out for the “Monday Night Football” game against the Minnesota Vikings with a concussion, joining running back Roschon Johnson and fellow offensive lineman Ryan Bates. Veteran offensive lineman Larry Borom is the most likely replacement for Jones at left tackle. Jones missed two games with a knee injury last month and the Bears failed to score a touchdown in either game, lopsided losses to the Arizona Cardinals and New England Patriots. Jones missed six games last season due to a neck injury that landed him on injured reserve. In other roster news, the Bears elevated running back Darrynton Evans from the practice squad, looking to aid their backfield and special teams depth with Johnson out and D’Andre Swift (groin) listed as questionable.