Coby Bryant's knee injury may delay Bears debut against Seahawks

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Last updated Aug 5, 2026

Coby Bryant's knee injury may delay Bears debut against Seahawks
Summary

Coby Bryant's debut with the Chicago Bears is on hold due to a knee injury sustained at training camp on August 4. The former Seattle Seahawks safety suffered a hyperextended knee, bone bruising, and a small fracture. Recovery could take eight to ten weeks, which might impact his availability for the Bears' matchup with Seattle in Week 8 on November 2. Bryant signed a three-year, $40 million contract with Chicago this offseason, expressing excitement about facing his former team. In his absence, Cam Lewis may take on a larger role in the Bears' secondary.

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  • Coby Bryant injured during training camp on August 4.
  • Injury includes hyperextended knee, bone bruising, and small fracture.
  • Recovery may sideline him for eight to ten weeks.
  • Bryant signed a three-year, $40 million deal with the Bears.
  • Cam Lewis expected to step into a larger role in the secondary.
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Coby Bryant’s Chicago debut hits a painful pause, but the former Seahawks safety could still return in time for a heated Week 8 reunion with Seattle this fall.

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