Bears Training Camp: Fans Return To Soldier Field For Family Fest, Eddie Goldman Out On COVID-19 Reserve List
In a phenomenon not seen in more than a year, Bears fans were back at Soldier Field on Tuesday.
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In a phenomenon not seen in more than a year, Bears fans were back at Soldier Field on Tuesday.
Jasmine Camacho-Quinn – the sister of Bears linebacker Robert Quinn - won a gold medal in the Olympics. Her brother watched it happen at Halas Hall.
"I'm constantly growing every day. So there's a lot of people that are anxious to see me play."
The Bears seem to have a lot of speed at the wide receiver position with second year man Darnell Mooney, along with free agent signings Damiere Byrd and Marquise Goodwin.
Trades featuring young prospects were the center of attention, but the Bears continued week one of training camp with one lineman trying to hold his place as a starter.
Unlike in years past when camp was in Bourbonnais, it's limited capacity and no player autographs because of COVID.
Thursday's Bears Training Camp practice had a little more fanfare than the first and not just because the Bears went deeper with a two-hour session.
Bears Training Camp got under way officially at Halas Hall Wednesday. The team did not know until the last minute whether or not defensive tackle Eddie Goldman would be there.
The Bears are set to start Training Camp Wednesday, with players battling for jobs and everyone battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Bears are back – not quite back on the field, but back in Halas Hall, where Training Camp will be held with fans for the first time.
