Bears' Coleman Released from Hospital

Chicago Bears safety Douglas Coleman III has been released from a Kansas City area hospital hours after suffering a frightening injury Thursday night.

## Bears' Coleman Released from Hospital

Chicago Bears safety Douglas Coleman III was released from a Kansas City area hospital hours after suffering a frightening injury Thursday night.

Bears' Coleman Released from Hospital

Coleman was injured late in the first quarter of the Bears' preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs. He was attempting to tackle Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire when he was hit from behind by Chiefs tight end Jody Fortson.

Coleman immediately went down and was motionless on the field for several minutes. He was eventually stretchered off the field and taken to a local hospital.

The Bears announced Friday morning that Coleman had been released from the hospital and is doing well. He is expected to make a full recovery.

Coleman's injury was a scary moment for the Bears and their fans. He is a key member of the team's defense and his loss would have been a major blow.

However, the Bears are fortunate that Coleman's injury is not as serious as it could have been. He is expected to be back on the field soon and help the Bears compete for a playoff spot.

In the meantime, the Bears will have to adjust to playing without Coleman. They have several other safeties on their roster, but none with the same experience and talent as Coleman.

The Bears will also need to be more careful with their tackling. They cannot afford to lose any more players to injury, especially in the preseason.

The Bears' next preseason game is against the Buffalo Bills on Saturday night. It is unclear if Coleman will be able to play in that game.

However, the Bears are hopeful that Coleman will be back on the field soon and help them prepare for the regular season.

The Bears are scheduled to open the regular season on September 11 against the San Francisco 49ers. They will need all of their best players healthy and ready to go if they want to make a run at the playoffs.