Zah Frazier, UTSA product, fifth-round pick for Chicago, will miss the 2024 season on the non-football injury list due to a personal issue identified as pre-existing. Bears staff found the root cause and will keep him engaged via meetings, weight room, and medical staff to prepare for 2025. His absence compounds the Bears' corner depth questions and underscores how medical screening and development paths can influence rookie trajectories.

Zah Frazier, Bears fifth-round pick, will miss the 2025 season on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury list after a personal situation pre-dating his arrival. Chicago staff identified a root cause and will keep him through meetings, weight room work, and medical support as he primes for 2026. His absence creates a depth gap at receiver in 2025, with the opportunity shifting to veterans and mid-round targets.

Frazier has missed camp due to a personal issue and isn’t expected to practice soon. His absence tightens the corner depth chart, potentially accelerating opportunities for other Bears cornerbacks in early-season scenarios.

Frazier has been away for a personal issue, temporarily thinning the Bears’ cornerback depth on paper. The added depth from Perry, Garner, and Hayes aims to offset such gaps as Chicago navigates a demanding training camp and a slate of preseason games.

Zah Frazier, a fifth-round pick, is sidelined as well, further complicating the Bears' roster depth.