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Coby Bryant carted from practice on Monday

Coby Bryant

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Bears S Coby Bryant was carted from the practice field on Monday.

We are still waiting for more details on this one, but according to reporters who were at the field, Bryant could be seen grabbing at his left knee as he made his way off the field. The 27-year-old safety signed a three-year, $40 million contract with the Bears this offseason after spending the previous four seasons with the Seahawks. Bryant totaled 66 tackles and four interceptions with the Seahawks last season and is expected to see a significant role for the defense this season. We will check back in when we learn more about Bryant’s injury.

- Zachary Krueger

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ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Coby Bryant (knee) underwent surgery and will miss 4-6 months.

“Bears are hoping he can return for the playoffs,” Schefter notes. It’s a brutal blow for the Bears to lose their star free-agent acquisition before training camp even concludes. Chicago didn’t exactly have a stellar defense last year, so perhaps this will make every Bears game a track meet.
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ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Bears S Coby Bryant is “expected to be sidelined 8-10 weeks” due to a knee injury he suffered on Monday.

Bryant was carted from Monday’s practice and is now set to miss significant time. The fifth-year safety suffered a hyperextended knee, a bone bruise, and a small fracture, per Schefter, but he is not expected to need surgery. Bryant signed a three-year, $40 million deal with the Bears this offseason and is expected to take over the position vacated by Kevin Byard. Bryant’s absence will cost him some games in the regular season and could put him on track to return some time between Week 3 and Week 5.
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Bears agreed to terms with S Coby Bryant, formerly of the Seahawks, on a three-year, $40 million contract.

Bryant appears to be replacing Kevin Byard — though we’ll see what the Bears wind up doing here, it could be that they plan to invest heavily at safety with Jaquan Brisker also a free agent. Bryant played a career-high 1,163 snaps on defense for the Seahawks last year and had a 67.2 PFF coverage grade. He’s not an amazing tackler, but Bryant should provide plenty of range for the Bears.
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Seahawks declared LT Josh Jones (ankle/knee) active for Week 18 against the 49ers.

Jones will be the starting left tackle agaisnt the 49ers with Charles Cross (hamstring) unable to go. The inactives for the winner-take-all game for Seattle will be Cross, TE Nick Kallerup, S Coby Bryant, QB Jalen Milroe, LB Jared Ivey, OL Mason Richman and OL Bryce Cabledue.
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Seahawks LT Charles Cross (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday

Cross suffered the injury in the Seahawks’ Week 15 win over the Colts and missed Week 16 against the Rams. He was reported to have a 2-4 week hamstring injury last week, marking this the second week of the reported timeline. Cross is likely to miss Week 17 with a DNP designation on Wednesday. Also listed as DNP Wednesday was S Coby Bryant (knee), who suffered a knee injury in Week 16. Bryant will need to practice the rest of the week to play in Week 17 against the Panthers, but he is in jeopardy of missing time.
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Seahawks S Coby Bryant (knee) is expected to miss “some time.” Woolen has broken up seven passes and intercepted one pass this season. Fowler describes him as being only “banged up.” Bryant has broken up two passes and ranks second on the team with four interceptions. Losing either player hurts. Hopefully, Woolen can play in Week 17 against the Panthers.
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Seahawks declared DB Coby Bryant, CB Tre Brown, CB Artie Burns, FB Nick Bellore, OT McClendon Curtis, OT Charles Cross, and G Ben Brown inactive for Week 4 against the Giants.

Most notably, both tight end Will Dissly and tight end Noah Fant are absent from the inactives list, which should allow the Seahawks to play primarily from 12-personnel again in Week 4. The snap rates amongst the three primary tight ends have been mostly split evenly, but the bigger news is the expected low snap rates for rookie wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
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Seahawks CB Tariq Woolen (chest) is doubtful for Week 3 against the Panthers.

Fellow corner Coby Bryant is listed as out because of a toe injury. Though Seattle’s secondary is decimated heading into Week 3, it’s hard to imagine their opponents taking advantage of the situation. The Panthers are starting Andy Dalton this week while Bryce Young deals with an ankle issue. Dalton ranks near the bottom of the starting quarterback for fantasy purposes.
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Seahawks CB Coby Bryant (toe) missed practice on Wednesday.

In addition to Bryant, CB Tariq Woolen (chest) and S Julian Love (hamstring) also missed practice. Woolen was already reported to likely miss Week 3 and Bryant and Love’s injuries leave Seattle’s secondary thin. The team promoted CB Artie Burns from its practice squad to remedy the injuries for a Week 3 matchup against the Panthers.
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ESPN’s Brady Henderson notes that it “doesn’t seem at all far-fetched” for rookie fourth-round CB Coby Bryant to start for the Seahawks in Week 1.

Henderson notes that it sounds like Bryant has made quite the impression so far. Seattle’s other outside cornerback competitors next to Sidney Jones appear to be 2021 fourth-rounder Tre Brown, journeyman Artie Burns, and 2022 fifth-rounder Tariq Woolen. Brown was up-and-down in his small sample last season. It’s not completely implausible that Bryant will start right away. Seattle’s corners look like a dream fantasy matchup at the moment.

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Cardinals declared Marvin Harrison Jr., QB Carson Beck, CB Starling Thomas, Andrew Wingard and DL Andrew Billings inactive for Week 5 against the Lions.

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George Kittle (illness) is active for Week 5 against the Seahawks.

It was reported earlier on Sunday that Kittle was dealing with an illness, but that he was still expecting to play. Kittle was not listed with the 49ers’ inactives when the team announced them 90 minutes before kickoff, meaning he is good to go and can be treated as a TE1 as usual.
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Dallas Goedert caught 6-of-9 targets for 38 yards in the Eagles’ Week 5 loss to the Jaguars.

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