One Chicago Bears injury situation worth monitoring is that of slot cornerback Kyler Gordon. Last week, Gordon was a full participant in practice, putting him closer to a potential return to action.
The Chicago Bears defense needs help. Specifically, the secondary, which was exposed quite badly in their Week 5 loss to the Green Bay Packers. While the defense as a whole has improved from week to week, the back half of the group has remained a consistent worry.
The Chicago Bears have multiple pressing injury situations going into Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons that will really test the depth of this roster, not to mention the short turn around to Week 7.
Kyler Gordon is one of the Chicago Bears' most polarizing players. There's no denying his impact when he's on the field. The star nickelback is one of their best defenders.i However, concerns over his health have persisted throughout his career.
The Chicago Bears appeared to be trending to have two defenders make their debuts this season on the road against the Green Bay Packers in Week 5. Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon was a full participant for all three practices this week as he recovers from a calf injury that kept him out of OTAs and training camp.
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The injury report looks promising for a couple of Chicago Bears defenders who started the season on injured reserve/physically unable to perform. Cornerback
Whenever Kyler Gordon returns to the Chicago Bears, the rest of the secondary will have to acquiesce. The 26-year-old is within his practice window to return to the team after a stint on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
After a winding and mysterious offseason, Kyler Gordon has made his return to the Chicago Bears. But the cornerback still has some steps to take before suiting up on gameday.
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The Chicago Bears have officially activated cornerback Kyler Gordon off of the Physically Unable to Perform list. But he still has some hurdles to cross before making his full return.
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The Bears still have a use for Kyler Gordon. The 21-day practice window for his return began Wednesday and despite all the talk about how his time in Chicago is over or will end soon, it's apparent Bears decision makers do not think this way at the moment.
The Chicago Bears are eager to get CB Kyler Gordon back in the fold after returning to practice for the first time on Wednesday, and now it’s a matter of time until he’s back on the field.
The Chicago Bears opened the 21-day practice window for cornerback Kyler Gordon on Wednesday. Gordon was sidelined throughout training camp and missed the Bears' first three games with a calf injury.
The Chicago Bears have, at long last, opened the practice window for defensive back Kyler Gordon, according to Wednesday afternoon tweet from NFL insider Tom Pelissero.
The Chicago Bears just received a major boost for their secondary. They have designated Kyler Gordon to return from the physically unable to perform list.
The Chicago Bears recently moved to 2-1, following an impressive 27-7 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. This Sunday, they’ll host the New York Jets at Soldier Field, hoping to win their third game of the young season.
Per the NFL transaction wire, the Chicago Bears designated CB Kyler Gordon to return from the PUP list. This opens a three-week window for him to practice
The NFL adjusted a rule related to the reserve/PUP list this offseason, allowing players stashed on that list to practice after Week 3 (rather than Week 5).
The Chicago Bears offered no new information Wednesday on nickel cornerback Kyler Gordon, leaving the veteran’s return date unclear as the team prepares for Monday night against Philadelphia.
Bears defensive lineman Shemar Turner and linebacker Noah Sewell began the season on the reserve/PUP list. The two are ineligible to play until Week 5, but they returned to practice on Wednesday, per Courtney Cronin of ESPN.
Bears HC Ben Johnson told reporters on Wednesday that DL Shemar Turner and LB Noah Sewell will have their practice windows opened today, per Brad Biggs. This opens a three-week window for them to practice with the team before they have to be added to the active roster.
Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon has been training away from the team while recovering from a lingering calf injury, and now the window for his return to practice is about to open.
Kyler Gordon has been dealing with a lingering calf injury that prevented him from participating in the Chicago Bears’ spring workouts and training camp.
According to Ian Rapoport, Bears CB Kyler Gordon is rehabbing his calf injury away from the team with his own trainer. However, Rapoport says Gordon is planning to return a few weeks into the season and resume practicing. Gordon is on injured reserve right now and would have to miss the first four games before he’s eligible to return.
In 2025, Kyler Gordon was limited to three games during the regular season and two in the playoffs. He has remained sidelined through all of spring practices and training camp while dealing with a setback in his recovery from a lingering calf issue.
Bears CB Kyler Gordon hasn’t practiced at all during the spring or training camp due to a calf injury and will miss the first four weeks of the season after being placed on the reserve/PUP list.