There have been concerns about the Bears offensive line, particularly regarding its depth. Starting right guard Nate Davis missed some time due to a setback a few weeks ago. However, Davis appears to be recovering well; he was back at practice on Tuesday and has resumed his starting role at right guard.
The good news keeps coming.
The Bears rookie offensive lineman, Kiran Amegadjie, is progressing ahead of schedule. Amegadjie, a third-round pick from Yale, has yet to participate in Training Camp due to a quad injury he sustained in college. This injury also kept him out of the spring offseason activities. However, he appears to be nearing a return to the field, which would be a significant boost for the Bears’ offensive line. On Tuesday, Bears beat reporter Herb Howard reported that Amegadjie is ramping up and might start practicing soon.
The Bears offensive line looked impressive on Saturday against the Bills. But getting Nate Davis back is a significant boost. Regardless of opinions about him, his talent remains to be important to the Bears. Additionally, Amegadjie will be a valuable addition to the offensive line, which should make Caleb Williams life even easier.
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