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Training camp tells the coaches a lot more than it tells us
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Training camp tells the coaches a lot more than it tells us
Breaking down the big plays and big moments in the preseason finale against the Cincinnati Bengals
AP Photos The Bears already felt good about their wide receiver group Tuesday, but added to it anyway by picking up Justin Hardy. Hardy is likely to sign with the team in time for the first practice of training camp Wednesday. The Bears signed Hardy and fellow receiver Jon’Vea Johnson and cut defensive back Rojesterman Farris and receiver Khalil McClain. Hardy, 29, played five seasons for the Falcons after the drafted him in the fourth round out of East Carolina. He did not play last season. Over the 2016 and ‘17 seasons, Hardy caught 41 passes for 424 yards and seven touchdowns, but fail...
Jul 5, 2021 One of the great mysteries about current NFL fans is how every year a group that should be sophisticated after all of the popularity of fantasy football can fail so completely to understand the bottom of a roster come training camp. Every year social media is abuzz with talk about some players who are 80th or 78th among 90 men on a roster and how they could really have a chance of stepping up to be a hidden gem, a potential starter as an undrafted free agent. Get real. In Chicago, it's called Ken Mastrole Syndrome, named for the Bears training camp quarterback who everyone assume...
Copied! The Bears on Thursday signed 13 undrafted free agents and two first-year pros in advance of this weekend's rookie minicamp. Undrafted free agents Daniel Archibong, Temple defensive tackle (6-6, 300) Played in 48 games over five seasons, registering 89 tackles, 10.5 tackles-for-loss, 6.0 sacks and eight pass breakups … As a graduate student in 2020, was one of only five players to start all seven of Temple's games … Earned criminal justice degree in 2019 and wants to work for the FBI. William Cervenka, Clemson guard (6-3, 325) Appeared in 46 games with 23 starts over four...