$40 Million Bears Star Carted off Field With Potentially Serious Injury
Summary
The Chicago Bears spent $40 million to sign defensive back Coby Bryant to improve their defense after losing three top safeties. Bryant was injured during a practice drill and had to be taken off the field on a cart, causing concern about the possible severity of his knee injury.Key Facts
- The Bears signed Coby Bryant from the Seattle Seahawks for $40 million to strengthen their defense.
- Bryant is 27 years old and expected to help replace safeties who left for other teams.
- He got injured during a one-on-one drill covering tight end Cole Kmet and grabbed his left knee.
- Bryant showed a strong emotional reaction to the injury and was taken off the field on a cart.
- The injury was a non-contact event, which can sometimes indicate a serious problem.
- Losing Bryant would be a big setback since the Bears have few experienced safeties besides him and rookie Dillon Thieneman.
- Bryant recorded 227 tackles and seven interceptions during four years with the Seahawks.
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