
The Chicago Bears have lifted cornerback Kyler Gordon from the physically unable to perform list on Wednesday, initiating a three-week window for him to resume practice sessions. Having spent the initial four weeks of the 2026 campaign sidelined due to a calf issue picked up during the summer, the defensive back's earliest possible game appearance will arrive on October 11 against the Green Bay Packers, meaning he will sit out the upcoming weekend fixture facing the New York Jets.
Gordon has struggled to stay on the gridiron after appearing in only three regular season contests last year alongside two playoff appearances due to soft-tissue injuries. Team leadership, including head coach Ben Johnson and general manager Ryan Poles, has remained noncommittal regarding his timeline during press briefings, fueling whispers surrounding internal team friction regarding his recovery process with outside medical professionals.

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