New Bears receiver DJ Moore getting comfortable with team
It might have just been practice, but QB Justin Fields looked completely in sync with his new No. 1 receiving threat.
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It might have just been practice, but QB Justin Fields looked completely in sync with his new No. 1 receiving threat.
670 The Score's Chris Emma also gave his impressions of Justin Fields' connection with his receiving corps.
Ngakoue had at least eight sacks in each of his seven NFL seasons. The Bears had a league-worst 20 sacks as a team all last season.
The Bears beefed up their roster by adding a pair of veterans, including tight end Marcedes Lewis. And as CBS 2's Jori Parys reported, the team finally added an edge rusher, something fans, and even Bears defenders, had been hoping for basically since last year ended.
Ngakoue, a Pro Bowler in 2017, will look to bolster the Bears pass rush.
Offensive coordinator Luke Getsy praised Fields for staying focused, saying if he makes a mistake, he doesn't do it twice.
One of the players bringing the juice on defense was new linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, whose 6-foot-5 stature over the middle is already helping make the offense better.
Johnson has made it no secret that he wants to remain a Chicago Bear as he is entering the final year of his rookie contract.
Second-year linebacker Jack Sanborn said he's also looking to improve after an impressive rookie season.
CBS 2's Matt Zahn shares the three things he learned from Thursday at Bears training camp.
Chicago Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said in a joint statement on Thursday the two sides were continuing their "productive discussion" this week as the team has been exploring options to build a new stadium outside of the city.
The news comes two years after McMichael revealed he has ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.
The Buffalo Bills safety suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed on the field during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Some Arlington Heights leaders were set to meet Monday evening with the CEO of the Chicago Bears about the team's possible relocation to the northwest suburbs.
The Chicago Bears announced that external demolition at the Arlington Park racetrack was to begin on Friday. It was the latest step toward possibly turning the 326-acre site in Arlington Heights into the new home for a future stadium to house the Bears. The team had already started interior demolition at the site last month.
Nine practices will be open to the public who can secure their free tickets starting soon.
Head coach Matt Eberflus said he's liked how Fields has grown as a leader, which gives him confidence in his quarterback heading into camp.
Entering his second year, Brisker isn't mincing words on his feelings about how that rookie season went.
Johnson, who is eligible for a contract extension, said his absence from the voluntary practices was not even close to a holdout.
The Chicago Bears officials said they could be exploring other location options for a new stadium beyond Arlington Heights, citing property tax concerns.
Johnson said he had a lot of things going on including spending time with his young daughter back in California.
Offensive lineman Cody Whitehair is going into his eighth season with the Bears. The veteran is making another position switch, going back from guard to center.
Tight end Cole Kmet and quarterback Justin Fields graduated this month from Notre Dame and Ohio State respectively.
Moore said the on-the-field connection is a work in progress, but it's not just about their time during practice.
The Bears are back on the field this week, but without the pads, as players begin organized team activities (OTAs) at Halas Hall. It's a chance for head coach Matt Eberflus and his staff to begin team building before training camp in a few months.
