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Chicago Bears & much more @ESPN. @ESPNRadio host. Hear me @ESPN1000. Prev: Vikings/ESPN (2017-21), @mercnews, @clarionledger. IU alum. Courtney.Cronin@espn.com
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5 Chicago Bears players with most at stake for training camp Original

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By Courtney Cronin Verified
| ESPN Verified
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- In less than two weeks, the Chicago Bears will begin their 2026 NFL training camp with a handful of position battles that will ignite the physical brand of practices that have become common under coach Ben Johnson.
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Why Year 2 of Ben Johnson has a different vibe with the Bears Original

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By Courtney Cronin Verified
| ESPN Verified
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Before a June minicamp session, with the sun baking the Chicago Bears' practice field, wide receiver Kalif Raymond approached tight end Colston Loveland about staying late to catch extra passes. But there was a problem -- Loveland had already caught 100 extra balls before practice. Welcome to Year 2 of Ben Johnson. The practice field routinely featured players who stayed 30 to 40 minutes longer to fine-tune their craft.
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Arnold clears waivers, becomes free agent amid court case

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By Courtney Cronin Verified
| ESPN Verified
Former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, who is facing legal issues in Florida, cleared waivers Monday and has become a free agent. Arnold, released by the Lions last week after he was arrested on felony charges of armed robbery and kidnapping, is expected to visit NFL teams that have expressed an interest in signing him. Arnold was released from custody last Tuesday after he posted bond, which had been set at $1 million by Hillsborough County Judge Christopher Sabella in Tampa, Florida.
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