Bears WR Brandon Marshall on ankle: I feel like I can do everything

Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall said Friday that he feels like he can do "pretty much everything" on his ankle, which he has been dealing with since Week 1.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall said Friday that he feels like he can do "pretty much everything" on his ankle, according to Bears reporter Zach Zaidman.

Marshall originally injured his ankle during Chicago's Week 1 game against the Bills. He played in the Bears' Week 2 game before aggravating the ankle against the Jets a week later. 

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The receiver was held out of practice leading up to Chicago's game against the Packers last weekend, but played, catching two passes in the loss. 

Marshall was a full participant in practice on Wednesday. On Friday, Marshall said that he used to not be able to jog without pain, which is no longer the case.

"It feels good to go out there and be back with the guys," said Marshall after practice. "I feel like I got my wind back, feel more explosive."

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Marshall has 16 catches this season for 144 yards, with five touchdowns. He is a five-time Pro Bowler, including each of the last three years. 

The Bears play at the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. Guard Matt Slauson and defensive end Jared Allen are both listed as probable, while center Roberto Garza is questionable. Tackles Jermon Bushrod and Jeremiah Ratliff have both been ruled out. 

- Molly Geary