The Chicago Bears will be without defensive back Coby Bryant for 8-10 weeks after he suffered a knee injury during Monday's training camp practice. Bryant sustained a hyperextended knee, a bone bruise, and a small fracture, according to the team. The injury is a significant setback for the Bears as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Elsewhere, the Los Angeles Rams are dealing with their first noteworthy training camp injury. A tight end sustained a quad injury during practice, the team reported. No further details about the severity of the injury or the player's expected recovery time were provided.
Both injuries come as NFL teams are in the early stages of training camp, with players working to secure roster spots and build chemistry before the regular season.