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Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson is likely to undergo core muscle surgery after going on injured reserve, with a potential return in the second half of the season, following a recent injury that kept him out of Week 1 and last Sunday's game.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson suffered a new groin injury that may require season-ending surgery, according to coach Ben Johnson, who stated the injury is unrelated to his previous one that kept him out of training camp.
Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson is considering season-ending surgery due to a complex groin injury, which may lead to him being placed on injured reserve, impacting the team's defense. Meanwhile, veteran Jadeveon Clowney signed with the Cowboys to face the Bears, and key defensive players Kyler Gordon and T.J. Edwards are uncertain for the upcoming game due to hamstring injuries.
The Chicago Bears are dealing with significant injuries to key players including cornerbacks Kyler Gordon and Jaylon Johnson, and linebacker T.J. Edwards, ahead of their Week 3 game against the Dallas Cowboys, which could impact their defensive performance.
Chicago Bears' defensive back Jaylon Johnson is out indefinitely due to a groin injury that re-aggravated during a game, with the team still evaluating whether surgery is needed, leaving his recovery timeline uncertain.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson is out indefinitely due to a groin injury sustained during a game, with the team still evaluating whether surgery is needed. Johnson, a Pro Bowl player, had previously missed training camp and the season opener due to a torn adductor. His injury contributed to a poor defensive performance in a loss to the Detroit Lions.
Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson missed training camp and preseason due to a groin injury, not contract disputes, and is optimistic about playing in the season opener against the Vikings.
Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson will start training camp on the active/non-football injury list, along with three other players, but can return after passing a physical. Johnson, a two-time Pro Bowler, has an undisclosed injury and was active during offseason activities.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson expressed no regret over his public confrontation with former head coach Matt Eberflus following a loss to the Lions, which contributed to Eberflus' firing. Johnson, frustrated by the team's ongoing struggles and Eberflus' time management, emphasized that his frustration stemmed from years of losing despite having a talented roster. The Bears have lost six consecutive games, with many decided in the final moments, highlighting ongoing issues beyond just talent.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson expressed his frustration with former coach Matt Eberflus following a loss to the Lions, which contributed to Eberflus's firing. Johnson, who has been with the Bears for five years, was upset with the team's continued losing streak and Eberflus's post-game speech. Despite the coaching change, Johnson remains skeptical about the team's ability to overcome past mistakes.
The Chicago Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus after a sixth consecutive loss, marked by poor time management in a game against the Detroit Lions. The locker room scene post-game was described as 'ugly,' with star cornerback Jaylon Johnson expressing frustration over Eberflus' decision-making. The failure to call a crucial timeout was a tipping point, leading to Eberflus losing the team's support and ultimately his job, marking the first midseason head coach firing in Bears history.
The Chicago Bears are addressing issues following their 30-27 overtime loss to the Minnesota Vikings, including confusion over a fourth-down play and pass-interference penalties on cornerback Jaylon Johnson. Coach Matt Eberflus emphasized the need for better communication and technique, particularly after a second blocked field goal in two weeks. Despite the loss, Eberflus praised rookie quarterback Caleb Williams for his performance against the Vikings' defense, highlighting his ability to handle pressure and make key throws. The Bears are preparing for a quick turnaround with an upcoming game against the Detroit Lions.
During the Chicago Bears minicamp, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams showcased his potential with a 40-yard touchdown pass to Velus Jones Jr., despite a learning moment with an interception by Tremaine Edmunds. The team also saw progress from players like Teven Jenkins, who aims to stay healthy and consistent, and Jaylon Johnson, who aspires to be the best corner in the league. The defense, led by Kyler Gordon, is focused on increasing takeaways, while rookie punter Tory Taylor impressed with his precision. The minicamp highlighted the team's development and camaraderie ahead of the upcoming season.
Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams impressed at the Chicago Bears' organized team activities (OTAs) by connecting with tight end Gerald Everett in a standout play. The Bears' OTAs will continue with media access on Thursday, followed by additional practices and a mandatory minicamp in early June.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson and wide receiver D.J. Moore offer advice to presumptive No. 1 NFL Draft pick Caleb Williams, emphasizing the need for humility, proving oneself, and earning respect in the locker room. Johnson's comments, often misinterpreted, are seen as a veteran's attempt to guide and push the rookie quarterback to be his best, while Moore's leadership-by-example style sets a positive tone for the team. Both players aim to support Williams in his transition to the NFL and help him succeed in the Bears' new quarterback era.