Coby Bryant's Recovery Timeline Balloons After Knee Surgery

Coby Bryant's recovery timeline has ballooned to 4-6 months after knee surgery, a significant blow to the Bears' defense.

Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant will miss four to six months after he had surgery on his injured left knee

Bryant suffered a hyperextended knee, bone bruise and small fracture during practice

With Bryant out, the Bears need some veterans to step up and first-round rookie Dillon Thieneman to be ready go from Day 1.

The former Seattle Seahawks standout is recovering from a setback that was initially reported to sideline him for eight to 10 weeks.

Here's the latest on Bryant's injury status after leaving Monday's workout with an injury.

When Bears safety Coby Bryant got hurt last week, the team believed he’d still be back by October. Upon further medical examination, it’s now possible he’ll miss the season. Byrant initially was diagnosed with a hyperextension, bone bruise and small fracture in his left knee. He had surgery this week, and coach Ben Joh

Bears' Coby Bryant undergoes knee surgery, out 4-6 months  ESPN

Conor McGregor posted a video confirming his ACL surgery was a success, naming Dominick Cruz, Georges St. Pierre, and Tom Brady as motivation.

Conor McGregor reiterates his desire to return to fighting after undergoing surgery on the knee injury suffered during his UFC comeback.

In July, the former UFC champion suffered an injury inside 70 seconds, as he fought for the first time in five years