Seeing their four-game win streak snapped in Baltimore, the Chicago Bears came out of that game banged up on their defensive line. One of their pieces — rookie Shemar Turner — will not return this season.
The Chicago Bears have been ravaged by injuries on the defensive side of the ball throughout the first eight weeks of the 2025 season and the latest major injury coming out of Week 8's loss to the Baltimore Ravens will add even more pressure to the unit.
Per Scott Bair, Bears HC Ben Johnson said second-round DL Shemar Turner suffered a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season. Turner, 22, was a three-year starter at Texas A&M.
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Chicago Bears rookie Shemar Turner made his NFL debut against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3, and while the analytics weren't kind with his post-game grades, his tape provided evidence for why GM Ryan Poles chose him with one of his three second-round picks in 2025.
The Chicago Bears rookie class has been mostly an afterthought during the first games of the season. Tight end Colston Loveland and wide receiver Luther Burden III have been nonfactors on the field.
Bears second-round pick Shemar Turner is back on the field. Turner injured his ankle in the first practice of training camp in July and the defensive tackle has missed the last few weeks of on-field work while recovering.
Throughout their joint practice and preseason matchup with the Miami Dolphins, the Chicago Bears defense has put on a show. But as a regular season approaches, Dennis Allen’s new-look unit is poised to only get stronger.
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.
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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 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
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.
DALLAS - The Texas A&M Aggies faced a lot of turnover this offseason, with an entirely new coaching staff and over 40 new players on the roster via the NCAA Transfer Portal and 2024 recruiting cycle.
Shemar Turner isn't done in College Station yet. The Texas A&M defensive lineman announced Monday evening he would return to the Aggies for his senior season.