The Chicago Bears are facing a significant setback as three of their 2025 draft picks, including second-round selections Luther Burden III and Shemar Turner, are sidelined with injuries. In addition to these two, fifth-round pick Zah Frazier is also unavailable, complicating the team's depth at critical positions during the early days of training camp. The absence of these players raises concerns about their development and readiness for the upcoming season.

Burden, known for his explosive playmaking ability, was expected to contribute immediately, while Turner, a defensive talent, aimed to bolster the Bears’ defense. Frazier's absence further exacerbates the situation, as he was anticipated to provide depth. The coaching staff will need to adjust their strategies and maximize the potential of remaining players while closely monitoring the recovery timelines of the injured prospects.