Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet was listed as “questionable” going into the team’s Week 16 matchup with the Arizona Cardinals due to a quad issue. He was able to participate in that game, though, and he did well.
The tight end recorded four receptions for 107 yards in the first half of Week 16. But another serious knee injury in the second quarter brought an early end to his brilliant performance.
It is currently uncertain how long Cole Kmet will need to heal from the knee injury he sustained against the Cardinals. The medical personnel on the team will assess the circumstances and give updates when new information becomes available. Following Wednesday’s practice, we will also be able to infer some details from the team’s first injury report of the week.
But the former Notre Dame tight end’s toughness is evident in the fact that he hasn’t missed a game in four NFL seasons after the Bears took him in the second round of the 2020 draft. This should offer Bears supporters some hope going into Week 17.
