Players are working to earn Johnson's trust, but he's working to do the same as he tries to end the Bears' run of fizzling coaches.

Chicago Bears superstar cornerback Jaylon Johnson will be out of training camp practices for a few weeks with what the general manager described as a l eg injury that he suffered during the offseason. Johnson was placed on the non-football injury list to begin training camp, but there wasn't much clarity about the reason why until Tuesday.

They announced the signings of defensive back Tre Flowers and defensive lineman Tanoh Kpassagnon to the 90-man roster. They made space for the two new arrivals by waiving defensive back Alex Cook and defensive lineman Jereme Robinson.