The injuries keep coming for the Chicago Bears. During Saturday's practice at Halas Hall, wide receiver Luther Burden got tangled up with cornerback Tyrique Stevenson during 1-on-1 drills, and both players went down. According to CBS Chicago's Jori Parys, Stevenson grabbed his lower back and appeared to be in pain but was able to stay in practice. Burden, on the other hand, exited with trainer Andre Tucker and was seen walking with a limp towards the facilities.
Luther Burden is limping back to the lockeroom with a trainer aswell. pic.twitter.com/K2CDU0TcZM
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Up to this point, Burden had been enjoying a sensational camp as he looks to take the next step in Year 2 with quarterback Caleb Williams. Losing him for any sort of time would be a blow to the offense.
He is the latest starter to suffer an injury during camp after offensive tackle Braxton Jones and Montez Sweat exited Thursday's practice early. Neither player is practicing on Saturday. The Bears also lost defensive back Coby Bryant for an extended period of time on Monday, as well as reserves Dallis Flowers, Gervarrius Owens, and KC Eziomume to injuries.
This article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Bears WR Luther Burden exits Saturday's practice with apparent injury
