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After the Bears' initial 53-man roster, safety Coby Bryant is headed to IR (4–6 months after knee surgery) and tight end Hayden Large to IR, with defensive lineman James Lynch and linebacker Jack Sanborn signed to the active roster; Ruben Hyppolite II also goes to IR. Lynch and Sanborn bypassed waivers as vested veterans, and Chicago began forming a 16-man practice squad.
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant is expected to miss 4-6 months after an injury in training camp, dashing hopes for a midseason return. The Bears are already adjusting by slotting Cam Lewis into safety and adding veteran Xavier Woods to the secondary, as Bryant recovers from a deal he signed with Chicago after four years with Seattle; a year-end return remains uncertain.
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant will miss four to six months after knee surgery, likely sidelining him for most or all of the regular season. The Bears will turn to veteran Xavier Woods and free-agent addition Cam Lewis to fill the void, with Dillon Thieneman stepping in as the other starting safety and Elijah Hicks on the physically unable to perform list. If Bryant can return, it would be mid-December at the earliest, but the defense will have to navigate a significant absence for now.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Coby Bryant will miss the Bears’ season after knee surgery, a blow to Chicago’s revamped secondary, and potentially downgrades Seattle’s compensatory-pick projection from a fifth to a sixth if Bryant misses the year. Separately, Seattle got good news with Nick Emmanwori coming off the PUP, but Robbie Ouzts is done for 2026 with season-ending IR, leaving the two teams to navigate Bryant’s injury and its ripple effects into 2027.
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant underwent knee surgery and will miss four to six months, a longer recovery than initially expected and potentially keeping him out through late-season games or the playoffs. The injury is a setback for Chicago’s secondary, which had Xavier Woods in a backup role behind Bryant at the start of the season.
After eight practices (three padded) the Bears saw the defense close the gap as injuries hit the offense; Braxton Jones is the likely LT, but his health is a concern after a recent scare; Coby Bryant is out 8-10 weeks with a knee injury and Kyler Gordon remains sidelined, testing the secondary; Kaden Davis and Jordan van den Berg stood out in drills, while Salvon Ahmed surged in the RB3 competition; Caleb Williams flashed at times but faced heavy defensive looks.
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant was carted off practice with a hyperextended left knee, bone bruise, and a small fracture, and is expected to miss 8-10 weeks; he signed a three-year, $40 million deal this offseason, and Cam Lewis remains behind him on the depth chart, leaving the Bears to potentially add depth at safety.
Bears safety Coby Bryant will miss 8-10 weeks after suffering a hyperextended knee with a bone bruise and a small fracture in training camp; surgery isn’t expected, but Chicago’s secondary is thin with Elijah Hicks and Kyler Gordon on the PUP list, potentially prompting outside help as the team heads into the 2026 season.
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant exited Monday's training camp practice with a left knee injury, adding a new note to the team’s camp updates at Halas Hall.
Bears safety Coby Bryant, a notable offseason addition on a three-year, $40 million deal, was carted off with a left knee injury during Monday's practice; there is no update on his condition yet.
The Chicago Bears’ defense looked sharp on Day 4 of training camp with new safety Coby Bryant making a standout interception of Caleb Williams and quickly taking on a leadership role, a sign that his three-year, $40 million contract could provide the veteran playmaking and back-end stability the unit has long needed.
Caleb Williams’s rising stardom has made the Chicago Bears a magnet for elite free agents, a point underscored by Bears safety Coby Bryant who says Williams attracted him to Chicago and could draw other top players after Williams’ 2025 season (3,941 passing yards, 27 TDs) and his playoff moments.
Bears GM Ryan Poles outlined six key offseason moves and themes aimed at making the team faster and more explosive on both sides of the ball: trading for center Garrett Bradbury to solidify the o-line, adding linebacker Devin Bush and safety Coby Bryant to upgrade the defense, and bringing in Neville Gallimore, Cam Lewis, Kalif Raymond, Kentavius Street, and Jedrick Wills Jr. to boost speed, leadership and competition. He also acknowledged the tough loss of DJ Moore, and emphasized ongoing competition at left tackle as Jedrick Wills Jr. works to earn the job. Overall, the Bears want faster, more physical play and a championship-caliber roster heading into 2026.
Seattle Seahawks are preparing for their game against the 49ers with key players like Rashid Shaheed, Josh Jones, and Coby Bryant dealing with injuries. Shaheed is practicing after a concussion, Jones is expected to play despite knee and ankle issues, and Bryant is improving but not practicing fully. The team is hopeful about the availability of these players for Saturday's game.
Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided injury updates, including Coby Bryant's recovery process and the status of other players like Josh Jones, Tory Horton, George Holani, and Chazz Surratt, ahead of their game against the Carolina Panthers. Jones is expected to start again, while others are working through their injuries with some uncertainty about their return this season.