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Chicago Bears training camp report: Braxton Jones and Montez Sweat exit a physical practice early

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By Sean Hammond Verified, Brad Biggs Verified, Phil Thompson
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The longest practice to date for the Chicago Bears was the most physical, with left tackle Braxton Jones and defensive end Montez Sweat both exiting early with an athletic trainer Thursday at Halas Hall. Related Articles Advertisement Coach Ben Johnson wanted to turn up the intensity after a short session the day before, and the Bears accomplished that with an inside run drill period and extended 11-on-11 periods. Jones was shaken up in one-on-one pass-rush drills.
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A motivated Chicago Bears DE Dayo Odeyingbo is grateful for the adversity he has faced after 2 torn Achilles

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By Sean Hammond Verified
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Dayo Odeyingbo woke up on the morning of Nov. 2 and knew with absolute certainty that something big was going to happen. He could feel it. He didn't know what it might be, but he knew it was coming. "Sometimes you just have a feeling," Odeyingbo said. Odeyingbo, then in his first season with the Chicago Bears, had been diving into his faith more. During a Saturday night Bible study at the team hotel in Cincinnati, the group talked about being thankful.
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Chicago Bears training camp report: Offense looks to get back on track — and Dan Roushar has a new money man

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By Brad Biggs Verified, Sean Hammond Verified
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The Chicago Bears offense began training camp looking like a group should when it most of its starters back. But through the first two practices of this week — both in full pads — things were getting sloppy. "I think we've taken a step back, honestly, in our presnap communication," offensive coordinator Press Taylor said Wednesday morning. "From the huddle, breaking the huddle, at the line of scrimmage.
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