Turner’s absence hurts Chicago’s interior rush and depth on the line. A rookie or reserve step-in will need to step up against Minnesota’s run and pass plays, potentially elevating Vikings’ early-down success and pressuring Bears’ backfield and secondary.

Turner slides into a DT rotation alongside Grady Jarrett, providing run-stopping upside and DT depth. His role hinges on health and how the rotation shakes out, but he carries upside in deep leagues if he secures snaps.

Turner returned to practice, adding depth to Chicago’s interior rush. While he didn’t participate in team drills yet, his presence signals a push toward a deeper rotation in the defensive line, potentially increasing Chicago’s disruptive upside in early games as he ramps back into action.

Shemar Turner, another second-round draft pick, is also missing time due to injury. His absence affects the Bears' defensive strategy.

Defensive tackle Shemar Turner has joined the Chicago Bears on a fully guaranteed contract, adding depth to the Bears' defensive front. His signing is part of a significant shift in rookie contracts this season.