Braxton Jones moves to first-team left tackle reps
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson announced a significant shift in the left tackle competition, with Braxton Jones now taking first-team reps. This decision places Jones with the starting offense after he had previously begun accumulating first-team snaps earlier in training camp. His prior work was interrupted when he sustained an injury during one-on-one drills, though initial reports indicated it was not severe. Jones is now apparently healthy enough to rejoin Caleb Williams and the starting unit. This move suggests the Bears are narrowing their options for the starting left tackle position, as other competitors like Jedrick Wills Jr. and Kiran Amegadjie are moving to the right side of the line. The current situation positions the starting left tackle role as Jones's to secure.
1h ago · Source: Bryan Perez
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