Bears' Bryant Injury Exposes Depth Related Concerns for Chicago Secondary The Chicago Bears' decision to sign safety Coby Bryant to a three year, $40 million contract this offseason was seen as a major coup in bolstering their secondary.
However, just a few months into training camp, Bryant is now facing a four to six month absence due to knee surgery, raising questions about the team's depth and preparation for potential future injuries.
The Bears' secondary has been plagued by setbacks throughout training camp, with cornerbacks Kyler Gordon and Elijah Hicks already on the physically unable to perform list due to calf injuries.