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Chicago Bears WR Luther Burden III suffers apparent leg injury
Chicago Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III suffered an apparent leg injury during a training camp practice at Halas Hall on Saturday. The injury occurred while Burden was attempting a contested catch on a go route, resulting in an awkward landing where he placed most of his weight on an extended leg.
Burden was escorted from the field by trainer Andre Tucker and walked toward the facility, though he did not return to practice. While the team has not yet released an official medical update, the injury has caused concern among fans and staff, as Burden is expected to take on a significant role in the offense following the trade of DJ Moore.
Head coach Ben Johnson has previously highlighted Burden's athleticism and speed, comparing his potential impact to All-Pro receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown. Burden, a second-round pick, recorded 47 receptions for 652 yards during his rookie season.
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Ben Johnson · Caleb Williams · Chicago Bears · Halas Hall · Luther Burden · Luther Burden III
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- [● 2 SOURCES] Trainer Andre Tucker escorted Burden from the field into Halas Hall after the injury. srnnews.com · kfgo.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Quarterback Caleb Williams completed 6-of-6 passes in a two-minute drill, ending with a touchdown to Luther Burden. timesng.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] Luther Burden limped off the field during Saturday morning's training camp practice after an awkward landing on a contested catch. timesng.com · srnnews.com · kfgo.com