Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant has undergone knee surgery following a recent training camp injury, significantly shifting his recovery timeline.
Bryant is now expected to miss four to six months while recovering from the procedure, according to ESPN. Chicago remains hopeful that the veteran defensive back could return in time for a potential postseason run.
The updated timeline comes after initial reports suggested Bryant would avoid surgery. The safety sustained a hyperextended knee, a bone bruise and a small fracture during a one-on-one drill against tight end Cole Kmet during practice on Aug. 3.
Bryant was originally projected for a…
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