Post by AlexM on Sept 6, 2016 12:01:13 GMT -6
by Greg Boysen
While many of us were enjoying our Labor Day holiday on Monday, the Chicago Bears were busy preparing for Sunday’s season opener at the Houston Texans.
One of the biggest concerns heading into to Week 1 is the health of the Bears secondary so when Tracy Porter, Kyle Fuller and Bryce Callahan all participated in Monday’s practice, you can imagine that the Bears coaching staff felt much better.
Porter, who suffered a concussion during the Bears third preseason game on August 27, has been cleared for full participation. The veteran defensive back said he is certain that he will play against the Texans.
Fuller’s recovery from his arthroscopic knee surgery on August 14 seems to be about a week ahead of schedule. It is uncertain whether or not Fuller will play on Sunday, but he told reporters that is his goal.
Callahan missed the final three preseason games with a hamstring injury. The Bears played it safe with their nickelback and it appears that he will be ready to go for Week 1.
While many of us were enjoying our Labor Day holiday on Monday, the Chicago Bears were busy preparing for Sunday’s season opener at the Houston Texans.
One of the biggest concerns heading into to Week 1 is the health of the Bears secondary so when Tracy Porter, Kyle Fuller and Bryce Callahan all participated in Monday’s practice, you can imagine that the Bears coaching staff felt much better.
Porter, who suffered a concussion during the Bears third preseason game on August 27, has been cleared for full participation. The veteran defensive back said he is certain that he will play against the Texans.
Fuller’s recovery from his arthroscopic knee surgery on August 14 seems to be about a week ahead of schedule. It is uncertain whether or not Fuller will play on Sunday, but he told reporters that is his goal.
Callahan missed the final three preseason games with a hamstring injury. The Bears played it safe with their nickelback and it appears that he will be ready to go for Week 1.
