Bears Host More Than 30 Groups For Community Day At Training Camp
The Bears practice on Tuesday was closed to the public, but the seats weren't all empty.
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The Bears practice on Tuesday was closed to the public, but the seats weren't all empty.
The Bears biggest off-season acquisition is finally taking part in camp. HaHa Clinton-Dix was taken off the physically unable to perform list and back on the practice field for the first time since a knee injury sidelined him on final day of off-season training activities in June.
It was Elliott Fry's turn to kick today and he did it in the elements and he did pretty well. Fry made a 47-yarder into the driving rain. He ended up eight of 10 in his field goal kicks. Eddy Pineiro will get his chance to kick again tomorrow.
Along with the petting zoo, there are six ponies for pony rides. Animals in the petting zoo include chickens, goats, a mini cow, llama, bunny, alpaca, ducks and sheep.
One day after Elliott Fry made seven of eight kicks in the field goal drill ending with a 60 yarder, Eddy Pineiro equaled him in accuracy going seven for eight as well, and then one-upped him in the long distance department.
Over 8,000 fans attended the Bears first padded practice of training camp in Bourbonnais.
The buzz is back at Bears training camp. A monstrous crowd of 8,385 fans surrounded the field for the first open practice of camp. Coach Nagy and his players definitely took notice.
The first open practice of Bears training camp kicked off Saturday.
The Bears' first training camp practice turned into a short one. It lasted just about 1.5 hours. Head Coach Matt Nagy seemed pleased with what he saw on day one.
The Bears reported to training camp Thursday to start their two-and-half-week stay at Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais, Illinois.