THE Chicago Bears were back in Halas Hall for their fourth training in the training camp on Saturday morning. Although it is a closed practice (due to bad weather), there were still many notable titles and stars.
It was a much better outing for the starting offense on day 4, according to the media present, where the quarter-rear Caleb Williams had its best camp day until now a day which focused on the situations of third downstream. Elsewhere, the tight recruit Colston Loveland participated in team exercises for the first time this summer, and he made a strong impression.
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Let’s recapture the day 4 of Bear Training camp:
What we have learned
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The offensive of the Bears “was more beautiful” during a practice strongly focused on the installation of the third date Michal Dwojak. They ended the strong day with a successful two -minute exercise for the second consecutive day. But unlike Friday practice, this time Chicago entered the goal area. According to Kevin FishbainWilliams led the Bears on a touchdown reader with 1:08 on the left at the chronometer. Although there was a game delay, Williams finished all his passes, in particular by sealing the agreement with “A Short Fade to Rome Odunze” for the scoring. Adam Jahns Added: “Williams launched a jumping TD in Rome Odunze against CB Nahshon Wright (playing in the place of Jaylon Johnson).”
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The best choices of the Bears draft, Colston Loveland, was a full participant during the training on Saturday, who marked the first time that the tight end practiced with Chicago. Loveland missed the off -season program while recovering from a shoulder operation. He accelerates to start the camp, but on Saturday marked his first full day of team action – and he “looked good” Adam Hoge. Loveland had three catches during the day, according to Adam Jahnincluding two in 7 against 7 (one from Caleb Williams for a first try) and one for 11 against 11. Clay port noted that Loveland “looked smooth” while he was taking.
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The left tackle rotation continued with Kiran Amegadjie to do work with the starting offensive line, although Braxton Jones and Ozzy Trapilo also obtained representatives with the first team, by Brad Biggs. According to Clay portAmegadjie and Trapilo “were again solid”, although “both had good and bad repetitions 1 against 1”. However, Harbor thinks that he “could actually be a competition here” while they are looking to overthrow outing Jones. The right tackle Darnell Wright had a day of rest scheduled for Saturday, and Theo Benedet, the favorite of “Hard Knocks” from last year Bigggs.
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There seems to be a competition that is preparing for the hearth between the third year pros Tyrique Stevenson and Terell Smith. According to Howard grassStevenson seemed to be in rotation with Smith with the defense of the first team. With Jaylon Johnson away, the Bears made Nashon Wright work with the starters and he remained in place throughout the training on Saturday. Ben Johnson clearly indicated that the starting jobs and the list points will have to be won, and while Stevenson appears. Be the favorite to win the starting work in front of Jaylon Johnson, he will be worthy of it. A small competition from Smith, which almost beaten Stevenson for work when the two recruits, will not hurt.
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Howard grass Detailed from rehearsals in 1 against 1 during rush exercises to the passes that stood out: “from Austin Booker used a large spin movement inside to beat the LT Ozzy Trapilo for a safe bag. DT Zacch Pickens used a double team with a large rush to the DL foot basin.
Stand-out
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Te Colaston Loveland: The 10th choice in total was finally on the training field for the first time since it was drafted. Loveland missed the off -season program when he recovered from AC’s joint surgery, but he impressed at the start of his first unchrificated action. Loveland had three catches during the day, according to Adam Jahnsincluding two in 7 against 7 (one from Caleb Williams for a first try) and one for 11 against 11. Clay port noted that Loveland “looked smooth” while he was taking.
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RB Kyle Monangai: The seventh round monangai ball carrier was one of the first outside the competitors of the training camp, and continues to receive praise from the media. According to Clay portMonangai “looks faster than expected and as it belongs.” Harbor has recognized that real work begins when the pads are coming, but “he” likes his chances of obtaining racks this year “. Howard grass also mentioned Monangai after the practice of Saturday, noting that he “has very good feet and vision”. This running room, with Andre Swift, Roschon Johnson and Monangai, feels following, and they seek to prove that skeptics are wrong.
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QB Caleb Williams: This was a difficult start for the training camp for Caleb Williams and the starting offensive, but that’s all by design some practices in summer. After three days, Williams had “his best camp day”, according to Adam Hoge. Apart from a bad game period, “it was perfect” during the two -minute exercise, which was capped with a good realization of the Rome Odunze receiver. Tap the designer Added that “Caleb was heated after 11 against 11 … then tore a perfect drill of 2 minutes.”
Injury updates
The Bears did not leave the practice of Saturday unharmed. According to Howard grassKiran Amegadjie and Doug Kramer offensive line players have each left the practice with injuries. Amegadjie left the ground late in practice with an apparent leg injury. According to Howard, “he drink ground under the vigilant eye of head coach Andre Tucker.” Meanwhile, Kramer also released near the end of training with an apparent injury to the left leg. According to Howard, Kramer “was visibly upset, slamming his helmet on the ground after getting up.” Elsewhere, the right tackle Darnell Wright obtained a planned rest day (so Theo Benedet worked on the right with the first team). The wide recruit receiver Luther Burden III has remained away, but Ben Johnson looks like an imminent return.
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Strengths
Press conferences
What is the next step
The Bears have a day off on Sunday before returning to the training ground on Monday morning at 8:30 am CT for their fifth training to open the camp. He technically marks the second open practice of summer, where fans will be in force in Halas Hall.
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