After a rocky 2024, a Bears linebacker still finds his way onto a top 10 list. The Chicago Bears are just a week away from opening training camp under new head coach Ben Johnson, and optimism is buzzing around Halas Hall.

Rookies Colston Loveland, Luther Burden and Ozzy Trapilo are three of the key players to watch during training camp in Lake Forest.

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The four-year deal comes with some serious security—the first two years fully guaranteed and 72% of the third year locked in. Breer also revealed that Trapilo will compete in the left tackle mix this summer, giving the Bears a much-needed boost in the trenches.

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Chicago Bears training camp will soon be in full swing. Rookies report on Saturday, July 19, followed by veterans on Tuesday, July 22. Head coach Ben Johnson has shared that all players will get a fresh look as they compete to make the roster.