The Chicago Bears were embarrassed by the Kansas City Chiefs, 41-10, where things quickly spiraled out of control. To make matters worse, Chicago lost a couple key starters in the process.
A depleted Bears secondary got thinner with cornerbacks Jaylon Johnson and Tyrique Stevenson exiting the game with injuries.
Buy Bears TicketsStevenson left the game in the second quarter to be evaluated for a concussion after a big hit on Chiefs running back Isaiah Pacheco near the goal line. While Stevenson did come back in for a play, he soon exited the game again. He was replaced by fellow rookie Terell Smith.
Johnson suffered a hamstring injury later in the second quarter. While he tried to play through it, he eventually was ruled out with a hamstring injury and was replaced by Jaylon Jones.
Even reserve nickel cornerback Josh Blackwell reaggravated a hamstring injury during the game.
The Bears were already without starting safety Eddie Jackson, who suffered a foot injury last week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and nickel cornerback Kyler Gordon, who was placed on injured reserve two weeks ago with a broken hand.
Right now, Chicago’s secondary is in shambles.
