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Safety Coby Bryant Leaves Chicago Bears Practice with Injury as Running Back Kyle Monangai Returns
The safety was carted off after landing awkwardly in one-on-one drills and missed the rest of practice, according to multiple reports.
- Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant sustained an apparent non-contact leg injury on Monday, August 3, 2026, during training camp at Halas Hall and was carted off the field following a one-on-one practice rep.
- The Bears signed Bryant to a three-year, $40 million contract this offseason, positioning him as the team's most significant free agent addition to anchor the secondary alongside rookie safety Dillon Thieneman.
- After Bryant went down during a one-on-one rep against Cole Kmet, veteran backup Cam Lewis immediately stepped into the first-team defense to replace him on the field.
- Head coach Ben Johnson did not provide an update on Bryant's status following practice, leaving the nature and severity of the injury unconfirmed as the team awaits medical evaluations.
- This injury creates depth concerns for a secondary already managing cornerback Kyler Gordon's soft tissue injury and backup Elijah Hicks' placement on the Physically Unable to Perform list.
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Muscatine JournalChicago Bears safety Coby Bryant will reportedly miss 8-10 weeks with a knee injury
Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant is expected to miss eight-to-10 weeks due to a hyperextended knee, a bone bruise and a small fracture, according to a report.
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