Bears Safety Coby Bryant Suffers Knee Injury
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Bears Safety Coby Bryant Suffers Knee Injury

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Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant is expected to miss a significant portion of the upcoming season after sustaining a knee injury during practice Monday. The injury occurred at training camp and has been diagnosed as a hyperextended left knee, bone bruise, and small fracture.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Bryant will be sidelined for an estimated 8-12 weeks. He was carted off the field after suffering the injury during Monday's practice session, raising immediate concerns about the severity of the issue.

The diagnosis confirms those fears, revealing a combination of a hyperextended knee, bone bruise, and a small fracture. The team has not yet announced how they will adjust their roster to compensate for Bryant’s absence, but this injury significantly impacts their defensive depth heading into the season.

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