Bears’ Coby Bryant Undergoes Knee Surgery, Anticipated 4-6 Month Recovery
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant has undergone knee surgery after a training camp injury, extending his recovery timeline to four to six months, according to ESPN. Initially, he was expected to miss only eight to ten weeks, allowing for a possible return during the regular season. Bryant suffered a hyperextended knee, bone bruise, and small fracture during practice. Acquired on a three-year, $40 million contract after winning the Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks, his absence raises concerns for the Bears’ secondary, especially after backup Cam Lewis was injured. The team may need to rely on rookie Dillon Thieneman for support.
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