Bears' Jaylon Johnson Out Weeks with Leg Injury

Chicago Bears Pro Bowl cornerback Jaylon Johnson is expected to miss several weeks of training camp after suffering a leg injury during offseason training, according to general manager Ryan Poles. Johnson was placed on the non-football injury list, but the team does not anticipate any long-term issues and expects him to return at full strength following rehab. Johnson, who started all 17 games last season and is entering his sixth NFL season, has been selected to the Pro Bowl for two consecutive years. In response to his absence, the Bears signed veteran cornerback Tre Flowers for added depth. Under new head coach Ben Johnson, the team has high expectations for both the offense and defense this season. Training camp practices are set to begin at Halas Hall, with other key players like Colston Loveland and Braxton Jones also returning from injuries.