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The Chicago Bears have always weathered the storm. They'll need to do so without one part of their offensive line and a part of their defensive line.The Bears' trenches took a hit on Wednesday, as two players are likely done for the year and affect the teams' depth going forward. Defensive tackle Kentavious Street was put on injured reserve on Wednesday. He'll likely miss the rest of the season, Johnson said. Left tackle Braxton Jones also had surgery and is expected to miss the rest of the season, too.The Bears' trenches took a hit. Adding Jeffery Simmons was a big move that raised the Bears' ceiling. Now, they need to find players that can make them deeper.Street was a player the Bears lauded in training camp for his mix of speed and strength. He had one sack and three tackles in eight games this season.The Bears are down Dayo Odeyingbo, but he could return to play as early as two weeks after the team placed him on injured reserve. The Bears will need more from Shemar Turner, Jordan