Jay Cutler could be out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury.

Cutler was able to finish the game and was intercepted by safety Landon Collins on the final offensive play but the Bears were working to learn more about his injury.

Cutler is injured for the second time this season and could be the third quarterback to suffer a season-ending injury. 

If Cutler cannot play, Matt Barkley would be the team’s starting quarterback for Sunday’s game

Jay Cutler has denied the notion coming out of report from Bleacher Report that he's lost the Chicago Bears' locker room.

Multiple players conveyed that sentiment in the report.

One of those players said Cutler's lack of preparation before Chicago's 36-10 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was "truly embarrassing."

Cutler finished the game 16-of-30 for 183 yards, two interceptions (one for a pick-six) and two lost fumbles.

"Unnamed source, I'm guessing?" Cutler asked on Thursday. "The source could be a lot of people. It could be a made-up source. It could actually be guys in there. If people actually start putting their names on it, we can have a discussion about it.

"The game before [versus Minnesota in Week 8] was the opposite end of the spectrum. Whenever you lose, we all know what this position entails. And when you do have a performance like that as a quarterback, you're going to get some of that stuff. I don't feel like the locker room has ever [given up on me]. I've never felt like that in the locker room with those guys."

There are four teams that Tony Romo could end up on next season if his situation with the Dallas Cowboys behind Dak Prescott remains unchanged.

In no particular order, Adam Schefter reports Romo could end up on the Chicago Bears, New York Jets, Denver Broncos or Arizona Cardinals.

If Prescott continues to merit playing as the starter, the Cowboys would struggle to carry Romo's $14 million base salary.

Alshon Jeffery of the Chicago Bears has been suspended without pay for the team’s next four games for violating the NFL policy on performance enhancing substances.

Jeffery’s suspension begins immediately. He will be eligible to return to the Bears’ active roster on Monday, December 12 following the team’s December 11 game against the Detroit Lions.

Jeffery is playing this season under the franchise tag worth $14,599,000 in 2016. Jeffery is leading the team with 630 receiving yards.