The tackles who had health issues or scares were all back at practice and Colston Loveland took another step with his best ...

The Chicago Bears were back on the field Monday morning, where the pads were on for the first time this summer.

The Chicago Bears seem to have two new injuries to worry about with their offensive line following Saturday's fourth training-camp practice.

Braxton Jones, who's been the starter for the past three seasons, will face competition from rookie Ozzy Trapilo and ...

Let’s look at the three participants in this battle, beyond Jones’ health.

With Ozzy Trapilo signed and ready to start practices, the left tackle battle is against Kiran Amegadjie but Braxton Jones should be heard from at some point.

Most Bears fans groan at the thought of Amegadjie starting at left tackle, but that's not entirely fair. It's true that his limited appearances in 2024 (he played just 126 snaps) were awful, but ...

Kiran Amegadjie starting LT today. Up in down day saw one probable sack given up to Montez Sweat. Ozzy Trapilo solid day running with the 2’s. #DaBears #Bears — Clay Harbor (@clayharbs82) June ...

"Kiran (Amegadjie) has done a nice job, for the little bit that we've had him, as well, just with the growth process," said head coach Ben Johnson.

Now, Trapilo is in a competition to be the starting left tackle and early on in the offseason, he's splitting reps with Kiran Amegadjie during OTA's and minicamp with the first team.