Bears Get Key Linebacker Back, But Two More Are Still Missing
Summary
The Chicago Bears have regained linebacker T.J. Edwards after he recovered from a calf injury. However, two other linebackers, Noah Sewell and Keyshaun Elliott, are still sidelined due to injuries, leaving pressure on the team’s linebackers to perform well this season.Key Facts
- The Bears’ defense lost key players last season, including safeties Kevin Byard and Jaquan Brisker.
- Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds left the Bears to join the New York Giants.
- Devin Bush was signed to replace Edmunds as a linebacker.
- T.J. Edwards missed six practices due to a calf injury but is now back to practicing.
- Edwards had previously broken his fibula in January during a playoff game.
- Noah Sewell is still recovering from a torn Achilles tendon and is on the physically unable to perform list.
- Rookie Keyshaun Elliott is also on the PUP list with a back injury but is expected to return sooner.
- Edwards has been a consistent player for the Bears with significant tackles and defensive stats over the past three years.
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