The Chicago Bears activate cornerback Kyler Gordon from the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list ahead of Week 6 and expect he could make his season debut against the Atlanta Falcons. The activation follows a prolonged absence caused by injury, with Gordon now eligible to return to the active roster.
Multiple outlets report that Gordon suffered a calf injury during spring practices, which sidelined him through training camp and the team’s first five games. He returns to practice later in the season, including full participation in at least one week of practices, but was not activated immediately in his first eligible week. Beyond Gordon, the Bears also make other roster adjustments for Week 6, including placing defensive lineman Dayo Odeyingbo on injured reserve. One report also notes the team signs Nick McCloud to the active roster to complete additional roster changes.
