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Bears’ Austin Booker May Return Against Bengals This Sunday
CHICAGO, Illinois – Chicago Bears defensive end Austin Booker is expected to make his season debut this Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals after missing the first seven games due to a knee injury.
Booker, a key player for the Bears’ defense, suffered the injury during the preseason, leaving the team eager for his return. Head coach Matt Eberflus confirmed Booker’s status, saying, “He has been doing a great job in practice, and we are excited to see him back on the field.”
This matchup holds significant importance for the Bears, who have struggled in the red zone. The Bengals’ defense has been vulnerable in that area, giving Chicago a chance to capitalize. With Booker’s return, the Bears hope to improve their offensive strategy to maximize scoring opportunities.
In the lead-up to the game, the team has focused on refining their approach to take advantage of the Bengals’ weaknesses. Quarterback Justin Fields mentioned, “We need to be sharp and take the chances when they come. Having Austin back will help our defensive front tremendously.”
The game is set to kick off at 1 PM CDT at Soldier Field, and fans are eager to see what impact Booker will have on the Bears’ performance.
