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Bears WR Hester inactive; Ravens without S Reed, OT Gaither

Published: Dec 20, 2009 at 08:27 AM

BALTIMORE -- Chicago Bears wide receiver Devin Hester is inactive for because of a calf injury.

Hester leads the Bears with 54 receptions this season.

The Ravens' inactives include safety Ed Reed, who missed a third consecutive game with groin and foot injuries. The Ravens also are without offensive tackle Jared Gaither (foot) and wide receivers Mark Clayton (knee) and Kelly Washington (ankle).

Also on the Bears' inactive list were wide receiver Juaquin Iglesias, safety Craig Steltz, cornerback D.J. Moore, defensive tackles Matt Toeaina and Jarron Gilbert, and offensive tackle Orlando Pace.

Baltimore's other inactive players were linebacker Tavares Gooden, safety K.J. Gerard and offensive lineman David Hale.

Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press

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