Bears OT Braxton Jones to miss rest of season after knee surgery
Braxton Jones’ surgery ends his return attempt after a month of rehab and leaves the Bears thinner at left tackle.
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Bears OT Braxton Jones out for season with knee injury
The Chicago Bears will be without offensive tackle Braxton Jones for the remainder of the season after he underwent knee surgery to repair a partially torn patellar tendon. Jones originally injured the knee during training camp and reinjured it in Week 3, prompting the decision for surgery.
Braxton Jones Is Done for 2026 After Knee Surgery
The Bears won’t be getting Braxton Jones back this season. Jones had surgery on his right knee Tuesday and won’t be an option to come off injured reserve, according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune. He suffered a partially torn patellar tendon, and the original plan was to rehab it and see whether he could make it back this season. After a little more than a month, the decision was made to repair it. It’s a tough break for a player who had w…
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