Kyler Gordon starts Bears training camp on PUP list with calf injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 10:29 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon will miss training camp as he starts on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list due to a calf injury. After appearing in only three games last season due to groin and calf issues, Gordon's ongoing health concerns have frustrated head coach Ben Johnson. Johnson emphasized the need for Gordon to 'get healthy' amid uncertainty regarding his recovery timeline. Gordon, a second-round draft pick, is a significant player in the Bears' defensive plans but has played in only 45 of 68 games in his career. The team relies on his presence, especially as the preseason approaches.
- •Kyler Gordon is on PUP list at Bears training camp.
- •He is dealing with a calf injury and lacks a return timeline.
- •Gordon played just three games last season due to injuries.
- •Head coach Ben Johnson expressed dissatisfaction with Gordon's availability.
- •The Bears may consider Gordon's contract and health moving forward.
- 10:29 PMYahoo Sports — Ben Johnson had stern 2-word message for oft-injured Bears cornerback
"Ben Johnson is clearly fed up with having to account for Kyler Gordon's unreliable health.
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