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Bears Injury Update: Booker Week-to-Week as Groin, Hamstring, Elbow Issues Linger
chicago-bears-injuries1 month ago

Bears Injury Update: Booker Week-to-Week as Groin, Hamstring, Elbow Issues Linger

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson provided injury updates ahead of the joint practice with the Titans: defensive end Austin Booker is week-to-week with a groin issue; defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. tweaked a hamstring and did not travel to Nashville; right tackle Darnell Wright re-aggravated his elbow injury but is expected to practice; defensive end Marcus Davenport hasn’t practiced yet as he ramps up after signing; Johnson emphasized the roster is trying to return to full strength as injuries continue to unfold.

via Windy City Gridiron|
#austin-booker#chicago-bears-injuries#darnell-wright
Bears Camp Update: Wright exits with arm injury, corners back, van den Berg in with the starters
chicago-bears-news1 month ago

Bears Camp Update: Wright exits with arm injury, corners back, van den Berg in with the starters

The Bears wrapped up their final training camp practice at Halas Hall with Wright leaving with a right-arm injury, while Elijah Hicks and Keyshaun Elliott returned from PUP and Jordan van den Berg worked with the starters. Braxton Jones and Theo Benedet rotated into tackle spots as the team evaluated left tackle, Williams and the first-team offense showed a mix of big plays and hiccups (including a red-zone TD to Odunze and a Swift TD), Cairo Santos drilled a 59-yard FG, and Xavier Woods ended practice with an interception. They’ll have a light workout tomorrow before a Titans joint practice Thursday ahead of Saturday’s preseason game.

via Windy City Gridiron|
#bears-training-camp#caleb-williams#chicago-bears-news
Wright Extension Signals Bears’ Trenches-First Future
sports2 months ago

Wright Extension Signals Bears’ Trenches-First Future

The Chicago Bears locked in right tackle Darnell Wright with a four-year extension featuring $93 million guaranteed (up to $116 million total), making him the NFL’s highest-paid at his position. Wright, a three-year starter who earned second-team All-Pro honors and durability, was lauded by GM Ryan Poles and coach Ben Johnson as a cornerstone of a culture built in the trenches. The move reinforces the Bears’ emphasis on building a sustainable, championship-level lineup and serves as a blueprint for rewarding homegrown talent.

via Bleacher Nation|
#bears#contract#darnell-wright
Bears lock in Wright with record-setting extension for RT
chicago-bears-analysis2 months ago

Bears lock in Wright with record-setting extension for RT

The Chicago Bears signed right tackle Darnell Wright to a four-year extension worth $116 million with $93 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid RT in NFL history. Wright, 24, has progressed steadily since being drafted No. 10 in 2023 and earned second-team All-Pro last season; the deal, which keeps him under contract through 2031, follows the Bears’ strong OL improvement from 2024 to 2025.

via Windy City Gridiron|
#chicago-bears#chicago-bears-analysis#darnell-wright
Bears lock in Darnell Wright on four-year, $116M deal
sports2 months ago

Bears lock in Darnell Wright on four-year, $116M deal

The Chicago Bears signed offensive tackle Darnell Wright to a four-year, $116 million contract with $93 million guaranteed, anchoring their offensive line through the 2029 season and making Wright one of the league’s highest-paid linemen; Wright, a 2023 first-round pick and 2025 AP Second-Team All-Pro, had been under a fifth-year option through 2027.

via NBC Sports|
#ap-second-team-all-pro#chicago-bears#darnell-wright
Bradbury Trade Sets Stage for Big Wright Extension in Chicago
sports7 months ago

Bradbury Trade Sets Stage for Big Wright Extension in Chicago

The Bears’ acquisition of center Garrett Bradbury from New England signals a major push to extend right tackle Darnell Wright. With cap space boosted by recent moves (Edmunds release, Moore trade, Dalman retirement) to about $33 million and Bradbury costing around $4.7 million next season (leaving roughly $29 million), Chicago is positioned to pursue a four-year, roughly $92 million deal for Wright (about $22–24 million per year). Wright has been a durable, cornerstone player and earned Second-Team All-Pro in 2025, making an extended deal a logical next step for the Bears’ offensive-line plans.

via heavy.com|
#chicago-bears#contract-extension#darnell-wright
Chicago Bears' Darnell Wright Shines in Prime Time Victory
sports2 years ago

Chicago Bears' Darnell Wright Shines in Prime Time Victory

Despite a tough game for the Chicago Bears passing game against the Los Angeles Chargers, rookie offensive lineman Darnell Wright stood out by handling one-on-one blocking situations against top defenders Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack. He gave up only two pressures and no hits or sacks on quarterback Tyson Bagent. Despite being a work in progress, Wright's talent and grit were evident, and he looks like a strong pick for the Bears. The challenge now is for the team to find more players like him to build a successful era.

via Sports Mockery|
#chicago-bears#darnell-wright#los-angeles-chargers
sports3 years ago

Rookie Progress at Bears Training Camp: First Week Update

The Chicago Bears' rookie class is making an impact in training camp, with offensive tackle Darnell Wright showing signs of progress and potential, while defensive tackle Gervon Dexter is turning heads with his performance. Cornerback Tyrique Stevenson is battling for a starting job, while defensive tackle Zacch Pickens is showing improvement. Running back Roschon Johnson has been quiet due to an undisclosed injury, but wide receiver Tyler Scott has been impressive with his speed and quickness. Linebacker Noah Sewell and cornerback Terell Smith have also made notable contributions, while safety Kendall Williamson has yet to stand out.

via Chicago Bears Wire|
#chicago-bears#darnell-wright#nfl
"Darnell Wright Shines in Chicago Bears Training Camp Debut"
sports3 years ago

"Darnell Wright Shines in Chicago Bears Training Camp Debut"

The Chicago Bears held a slower tempo practice during their training camp, focusing on mental grasp of schemes. Cornerback Jaylon Johnson addressed contract talks, while rookie quarterback Justin Fields showed improvement in rhythm and timing. First-round pick Darnell Wright surprised the team by acing his fitness test after training for the wrong position. Rookie cornerback Kyler Gordon impressed with his play in the nickel position. Linebacker Dylan Cole's absence and wide receiver Dante Pettis' non-football injury status were noted.

via Chicago Tribune|
#chicago-bears#darnell-wright#jaylon-johnson
"Bears Rookie's Hilarious Mistake Turns into Impressive Advantage"
sports3 years ago

"Bears Rookie's Hilarious Mistake Turns into Impressive Advantage"

Chicago Bears rookie offensive tackle Darnell Wright impressed general manager Ryan Poles by excelling in his conditioning test, but it was revealed that a misunderstanding led him to train even harder than intended. Wright mistakenly followed the wide receivers' workout instructions, resulting in him performing more distance in less time. Despite the rookie mistake, Wright's dedication to detail and weight loss without losing muscle mass have impressed the team. Offensive coordinator Luke Getsy welcomes more of these "stupid" mistakes if they yield such positive results.

via Yahoo Sports|
#chicago-bears#conditioning-test#darnell-wright