Bears Cornerbacks Set for Big Game Return

The Chicago Bears are buzzing with good news ahead of their Black Friday clash with the Philadelphia Eagles. Both star cornerbacks, Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon, have been practicing fully, hinting they might suit up together for the first time this season. Jaylon Johnson, a standout player with two Pro Bowl appearances, has been sidelined since Week 2 due to a core-muscle surgery. But he's been back at practice since mid-November and has now fully participated in three straight sessions. This is a big deal because he's been out for a while. Kyler Gordon, another key player, has also been making progress. He's logged two full practices since being designated for return in late November. He hasn't played since Week 7, so his return would be a huge boost for the Bears' defense. The Bears still have some time to decide if they want to activate these players before their practice windows close. But the fact that both are practicing fully is a good sign they could be ready for the Eagles game. The Bears and Eagles are both 8-3, making this a crucial matchup. The game is set for 3 p. m. ET on Friday, November 28. Fans are hoping to see both cornerbacks back in action, ready to make an impact. This is a critical game for both teams. The Bears need their top players back to strengthen their defense. The Eagles, on the other hand, will be looking to maintain their strong season performance. It's going to be an exciting game to watch.