Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Luther Burden unfortunately suffered a soft tissue injury during rookie minicamp. As a result, the second-round pick has also missed the start of Bears mandatory minicamp.
The Chicago Bears had quite the haul in the 2025 NFL Draft. After selecting former Michigan tight end in the first round, general manager Ryan Poles continued adding firepower to the offense in Round 2 with the selection of former Missouri star wide receiver, Luther Burden III.
Bears rookie wide receiver Luther Burden is out of the team's voluntary offseason workouts because of injury, coach Ben Johnson said Wednesday. “Yeah, he wasn’t there today," Johnson said, via Adam Jahns of TheAthletic.com.
The Chicago Bears weren’t expecting Luther Burden to be available at their No. 39 overall pick. Neither did Burden, who had first-round aspirations of his own.
There's a lot of similarities between Kevin Coleman Jr. and Luther Burden III. Their number, hometown are the same, and their playing styles are very close.
Plenty of NFL players have used perceived draft day slides as motivation when they get into the league and Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III is jumping into that ring.
Luther Burden was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the second round with the 39th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Burden had a great 2023 in college, but he struggled in 2024.
The Chicago Bears have added several key pieces to their offense this offseason, focusing on building around quarterback Caleb Williams. Luther Burden was selected in the second round, and Kurt Benkert believes he might be Ben Johnson’s next prodigy.
When the Chicago Bears were on the clock with the 39th overall pick in the second-round of the 2025 NFL Draft, the draft room was stunned to see wide receiver Luther Burden III still on the board.
It wasn't so much Luther Burden III being back at Bears rookie camp practice Sunday after what looked like an injury on Saturday that seemed surprising.
Heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, Luther Burden was considered one of the best wide receivers available in the class. And yet, the Chicago Bears were able to draft him with the No.
With DJ Moore and Rome Odunze already on the roster, it may have been a surprise to see the Chicago Bears select a wide receiver with their No. 39 overall pick.
Wide receiver Luther Burden didn’t have to wait long on day two to hear his name called, as the Chicago Bears selected him with the No. 39 overall. But Burden won’t soon forget falling out of the first round.
The Chicago Bears made a major addition to their offense when they selected tight end Colston Loveland with the No. 10 overall pick. Then, they decided to double down by drafting wide receiver Luther Burden with the No. 39 overall pick.
The Browns, Texans and Titans, who hold the first three picks in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, have been receiving trade interest for their selections.
Missouri WR Luther Burden III currently has four top-30 visits scheduled with teams. Per our 2025 NFL Draft Visit Tracker, Burden has scheduled or taken
In his first mock draft of the year, ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. has the Cowboys taking a dynamic playmaker with their first-round pick, just not the one most people are expecting.
COLLEGE STATION, Tx - Prior to No. 9 Missouri's matchup on the road against No. 25 Teas A&M, star receiver Luther Burden III made an appearance on ESPN's College Gameday.
Each week on the BBOC YouTube channel, Johnny Manziel makes his picks for three of Saturday’s marquee matchups in college football. Here are Johnny's picks for Week 6’s big games.