The Chicago Bears are already dealing with a major injury even before the first preseason game. On Monday, safety Coby Bryant had to be carted off the field, and reports later came that he will miss 8-to-10 weeks due to a hyperextended knee.
The Chicago Bears returned to practice on Monday after a day off on Sunday and it was the first time the team wore pads in training camp. The story of the day was no doubt the injury to safety Coby Bryant, who came down with an apparent knee injury during the session and had to be carted off the field.
The Chicago Bears had a worrisome development on Monday, the first day of training camp that the team had pads on during practice. Safety Coby Bryant, who the Bears signed to a three-year $40 million deal in free agency, had to be carted off the practice field after suffering an injury.
Coby Bryant became one of free agency’s winners among defensive backs this offseason, landing a lucrative Bears contract. But the recent Super Bowl starter will see his first Chicago season delayed.
The Chicago Bears needed to make some serious and drastic changes on their roster this off-season. Even though they went 11-6 and won the NFC North, the salary cap situation Chicago found itself in made it impossible for them to retain many of their key players.
The Chicago Bears kicked off training camp Tuesday, and non-padded practices began the following day. It's always difficult to discern what's real from what's insignificant in the first week of training camp, as players perform differently when they're running in compression shorts and shells.
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Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai returned to the field Monday at Halas Hall after missing the previous three training camp practices with a soft tissue injury.
The Chicago Bears are fully in the midst of training camp as they gear up for the upcoming 2026 NFL season. The Bears are facing some pressure this year to prove that last year’s trip to the divisional round of the playoffs was not a one-off.
The Chicago Bears had a brief scare during training camp on Monday at Halas Field. Defensive back Coby Bryant had to be carted off the field after sustaining an apparent knee injury.
The NFL season is fast approaching with the Hall of Fame game taking place this upcoming Thursday. It is finally that time of the year where everyone is prepping on fantasy football to do their drafts and analyze who will break out this season.
The Chicago Bears have another left tackle battle on their hands at training camp and the competition is set to ramp up this week with pads coming on starting Monday.
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant was carted off the field at training camp on Monday with an apparent knee injury. Multiple observers reported that the Bears' major offseason acquisition went down grabbing his left knee during a practice rep.
Training camps are in full swing at Halas Hall as the Chicago Bears prepare for what is a crucial 2026 season. After a shocking run to the NFC North division title and a miraculous Wild Card win over the Green Bay Packers, expectations are higher than they've been in a long time for this snakebitten franchise.
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant was carted off the practice field Monday after suffering an apparent left knee injury during a padded session. The veteran defensive back went down while covering tight end Cole Kmet on a one-on-one rep and landed awkwardly.
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An underrated position battle for the Chicago Bears is who their starting kick returner will be in Week 1. Sure, it's not the most flashy job, but having a good kick returner can really contribute to a team's success.
One player on the Chicago Bears that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough is Montez Sweat. With the Bears offense now being the strength of this roster, Sweat isn’t mentioned in those conversations for the best player on the team.
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Now that Chicago Bears training camp is in full swing, all eyes are on the various position battles happening on the field. After the first week of practices, a couple of the position battles are facing more questions than answers.