Another catastrophic injury from an all-time player has been confirmed by the head coach of Bears.

Another catastrophic injury from an all-time player has been confirmed by the head coach of Bears.

The season opener against the Packers on Sunday at Soldier Field is anticipated to feature three Bears defensive starters who were limited during practice on Wednesday.

defensive end Safety and DeMarcus Walker♿ (calf) For the second day in a row, Eddie Jackson (ankle) and Jaquan Brisker (groin) worked out without limitations on Friday. They were not given any designations on the injury report, meaning they are healthy.

Brisker did not play in the preseason. Coach Matt Eberflus, though, is optimistic that Penn State’s second-year pro can remain locked in on Sunday.

Eberflus stated, “He’ll do a great job with that.” “It’s great that he’s finished the year, and he and Eddie get along well in terms of communication and working together. It’s amazing that those guys participated in every walkthrough during the entire time they were away at training camp. These past few days, they’ve both looked fantastic, so I really don’t have any complaints.”

Following our first open locker room session, we learned four things from Bears players.Matt Eberflus and Ryan Poles use the offseason to hone their relationship and get ready for the next season.

Fields’ready to go’ for the NFL’s third season The Bears’ run defense is expected to be bigger, stronger, and quicker.
Nate Davis, a right guard, is also anticipated to start against Green Bay. Due to a personal matter, the fifth-year pro missed practice on Thursday but completed his workout on Friday.

Tight end Robert Tonyan (back), who was added to the injury report on Saturday afternoon, is the only Bears player with a designation.

Conversely, the Packers’ receiving corps won’t be fully healthy on Sunday. Christian Watson will not play in the match, and Romeo Doubs is doubtful following his limited practice on Friday. Both have injuries to their hamstrings.