A vital member of the Chicago Bears offense missed his second practice in a row Wednesday. Head coach Matt Eberflus refused to disclose the nature of offensive guard Nate Davis’ injury following practice on Tuesday.
Chicago Bears RG Nate Davis missed second straight practice
Eberflus said the Bears would only disclose an injury if it were a long-term issue. What Eberflus’ actual definition of a lingering injury is anyone’s guess. According to Courtney Cronin with ESPN, Davis was not present for the start of practice Wednesday. Defensive end DeMarcus Walker and linebacker Jack Sanborn left practice early Tuesday and were not seen at the beginning of practice. Running back Roschon Johnson is not particularly in drills.
Don’t see DeMarcus Walker, Nate Davis, Jack Sanborn at the start of practice. Roschon Johnson is here but not going thru practice for a second straight day.
— Courtney Cronin (@CourtneyRCronin) August 2, 2023
Davis not being on the field Wednesday is a big deal for the Bears. He missed voluntary OTAs this spring. Davis only had a couple of practices with the Bears during mandatory minicamp.
Davis’ injury comes at a bad time, as the Bears started practicing in pads Tuesday. The injury seems concerning, as he has now missed two padded practices in a row for a non-disclosed but now lingering injury.
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