With potential returns for the Chicago Bears in Week 6 against the Atlanta Falcons, including star quarterback Caleb Williams, one key player who is set to come back is corner back Kyler Gordon. As the Bears look to be fully healthy against the Falcons, the latest move from the team on Gordon is a sign of great things to come.
In a flurry of moves announced by Chicago, the most eye-opening one was when activating Gordon from “Reserve/PUP,” as the last time he played for the team was back in January during their playoff run.
“The Chicago Bears announced that the club has activated defensive back Kyler Gordon from Reserve/PUP and signed defensive back Nick McCloud to the active roster. In corresponding moves, the Bears have placed defensive lineman Dayo Odeyingbo on Reserve/Injured and released defensive back Xavier Woods,” the team wrote.
Article Continues Below“Chicago has also elevated linebacker Buddy Johnson and running back Zavier Scott from the practice squad for Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons,” the team continued. “Johnson and Scott are standard practice-squad gameday elevations and, per NFL regulation, will revert back to the club's practice squad after the game.”
More information to come.

