The Chicago Bears never like divulging too much information about preseason injuries, and they’re continuing that trend under head coach Ben Johnson. The situation with Shemar Turner is curious.
The Chicago Bears received unfortunate news as rookie defensive tackle Shemar Turner, their second-round pick out of Texas A&M, will miss at least a month due to an ankle injury suffered during the first day of training camp.
The Bears are preparing to be without rookie defensive tackle Shemar Turner for at least a month, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports. Turner, a second-round pick, injured his ankle near the end of the first training camp practice last Wednesday.
On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears welcomed back rookie wide receiver Luther Burden III to practice after dealing with a hamstring injury this offseason. The Bears revealed they’ll be without another rookie who was injured during the pre-draft process this winter.
You hate to see players take major injuries at any time of the year, but it's especially bad when they happen to rookies at the beginning of training camp.
After agreeing to terms with second-round defensive lineman Shemar Turner earlier today, the Bears have now inked another one of their three Round 2 picks.
While training camp is right around the corner, the Chicago Bears remained in contract limbo with their trio of second-round picks. However, the San Francisco 49ers agreeing to terms with second-rounder Alfred Collins has opened up the floodgates.
Here's a headline you haven't seen many times since the NFL draft back in April: a second-round pick has officially signed their NFL contract. Texas A&M
The Chicago Bears' front office finally started finalized a contract with a second-round rookie draft pick, two days before rookies report back for training camp on July 19th.
The NFL is in the midst of a potential second-round crisis, with a majority of this year's Round 2 picks holding out for the kind of guaranteed contracts
The Chicago Bears have signed second-round DT Shemar Turner to a rookie contract, per Ian Rapoport. There has been a league-wide delay in signing second-round
The mystery over where second-round defensive lineman Shemar Turner will play has been cleared up, at least for now. Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen intends to use the 62nd pick in the draft immediately at the position he played last, and that's defensive tackle.
After going offense with their first three selections of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears finally took at defense player at pick No. 62. Now, defensive lineman Shemar Turner is expected to become a key piece of Chicago’s foundation.
After going offense with their first three selections of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears finally went defense with pick No. 62 in the second-round.
Texas A&M star Shemar Turner is taking his game — and his attitude — to the NFL. The Chicago Bears grabbed the hard-hitting defensive lineman with the 62nd overall pick, making him the third Aggie drafted this year.
Shemar Turner became the third Aggie to hear his name called in this year’s NFL draft, being selected with the 62nd overall pick by the Chicago Bears. The Bears' media team wasted no time, pulling Turner into a press conference via Zoom to introduce their newest addition.
The Chicago Bears have selected Texas A&M defensive tackle Shemar Turner in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. He was taken with the 62nd overall pick in the draft.
One of the Texas A&M Aggies top defenders is heading to the NFL. According to a statement he released on his personal Instagram account, Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner has officially declared for the 2025 NFL Draft.