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Cornerback Jaylon Johnson’s absence at the first two weeks of Bears OTA practices drew expected scrutiny and speculation, but guard Nate Davis’ absence was the most confounding.
The four-year veteran had just signed a three-year, $30 million contract with $19.5 million guaranteed. Usually those guys are eager to get on the field and get acclimated with their new teammates, new coaches and new offensive or defensive scheme — especially on the offensive line, where chemistry and continuity are king.
Davis’ no-show was a rarity.