Bears wide receiver N’Keal Harry is expected to be out at least two months after having surgery Thursday to fix a high-ankle sprain suffered last week. Harry was set for “tightrope surgery,” which implants an artificial ligament-type structure that allows his ligaments to heal, according to NFL Network.
Harry missing two months would set his return for early October. It also sets up a roster question for the Bears, who must carry him on their final 53-man roster before putting him on injured reserve. An IR stint this season mandates that players miss at least four games.
