By A to Z Sports,Kole Noble

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Week 2 was not kind to the Chicago Bears in any form or fashion. Not only did the team lose in humiliating fashion to the Detroit Lions, the defense also suffered some major losses again.Pro Bowl cornerback Jaylon Johnson and linebacker T.J. Edwards each left the game after reaggravating injuries that already forced them to miss Week 1.“We’ll see the extent of their injuries, but unknown right now,” head coach Ben Johnson said after the game. “Seemed like a reaggravation of what they had before going into the game.”It was a disappointing sight to see considering the boost both players were expected to bring upon their return. Instead, the unit gave up 52 points and over 500 yards of total offense. And considering the extent of those injuries, the Bears should consider making some tough calls.

Jaylon Johnson’s injury goes from bad to worse, and a similar fate could come for two other starters if the team isn’t careful

Going back to Johnson’s injury, which he revealed to be pretty significant, the Bears rolled the dice in getting him back on the field so soon, even if he was pushing to return. As a result, Johnson is now out indefinitely and the team will decide whether surgery is necessary, and how long Johnson will be sidelined, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.Jordan Schultz later added that surgery will be required, which would force Johnson to miss potentially the entire 2025 season. A late season return is possible if the Bears are still in contention despite the 0-2 start.