The Bears didn't list any players on their Week 7 injury report.

The Texans took Coulter in the fifth round of the 2020 NFL Draft, but he missed time early in his rookie campaign with a neck injury and became a frequent healthy scratch once his ailment improved. A raw prospect coming out of Rhode Island, the Bears will likely get Coulter on their practice squad if he clears waivers. It hasn't been a great start to his career.

A former fifth-round pick, Coulter used his 4.45 40-yard wheels to post a 72/1,039/8 line during his junior season at Rhode Island but failed to make an impact as a rookie. He appeared in just one game last year and was cut less than a week ago. Chicago has a relatively thin receiving room beyond Allen Robinson and Darnell Mooney. Coulter is far from a lock to make their final roster but, if he can parlay his speed into a minor role, he'll have a shot at sticking with them into the regular season.

Houston beat writers expected Coulter -- a fifth-round 2020 pick -- to see regular season playing time late last season, but it never materialized. Considered raw and unprepared, Coulter -- who missed time last year with a neck issue -- was always a long shot to make the Texans roster this summer. He had one target in the Texans' preseason game against Green Bay. Coulter could land on a practice squad this season.