In a sigh of relief for fans and teammates alike, Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Coleman has been released from the hospital following a frightening injury during last weekend’s game. Bears head coach Matt Eberflus shared the positive update, stating that Coleman is “in good spirits” as he begins his recovery.
Coleman was injured in a hard tackle during the game, prompting immediate medical attention and a subsequent hospital stay for evaluation. The team and fans held their breath as they awaited news on his condition, grateful to hear that he has been cleared and is recovering well.
Eberflus emphasized the importance of player safety and commended the medical staff for their swift response. “We’re all relieved to have him back and in good health,” he said. “Jaylon is a vital part of our team, and we’re looking forward to seeing him back on the field when he’s ready.”
Coleman took to social media to thank fans for their support during this challenging time, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of well-wishes. The Bears organization continues to rally behind him as he focuses on a full recovery.
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