Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant leaves Bears training camp practice after sustaining a knee injury and is expected to miss multiple weeks, according to reports cited by ESPN and other outlets. The injury occurs during Monday’s practice, when Bryant goes down during one-on-one drills between linebackers and tight ends and is carted off the field. Multiple reports say the injury involves a hyperextended knee along with a bone bruise and a small fracture. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Bryant will miss roughly eight to 10 weeks, while another report also places the expected timeframe in a similar range. CBS Sports and Yahoo Sports describe the same circumstances of the injury during practice and the general expectation of a multi-week absence. Yahoo Sports also notes Bryant is a significant offseason addition who joined Chicago via free agency in March and is expected to play an important role in the defense. Schefter’s report also indicates surgery is not expected to be needed for the injured knee. The Bears have not presented additional details beyond the initial reports and Bryant’s diagnosis as described by the sources.