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I see what you’re doing, Kyler Gordon. And now, I want everyone to see it. But first, a quick glance at Gordon’s production in the two games he has played in since returning to the Bears after a lengthy absence…

Bleacher Nation's Luis C. Medina argues that Chicago Bears defensive back Kyler Gordon has begun an impressive redemption arc following his return from injured reserve. Across his first two games back, Gordon has compiled four sacks, five tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, and nine total tackles, playing a key role in Chicago's defense.
Medina highlights defensive coordinator Dennis Allen's deployment of Gordon as an effective blitzer, which has elevated the team's pass rush. Beyond his on-field impact, Medina notes that Gordon's return has significantly boosted team morale, pointing to his positive interactions with head coach Ben Johnson and rookie teammate Colston Loveland.
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