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The Chicago Bears held their first full pads practice of training camp, with notable performances from safety Jaquan Brisker and rookie players, as well as positive feedback on coaching and team development, highlighting a promising start to the season.
The Chicago Bears' training camp has started with players in pads, Luther Burden III returning, and Jaquan Brisker aiming to play all 21 games, showing a focus on health and team development.
The Chicago Bears' minicamp showcased Caleb Williams' impressive performance in a critical drill and Jaquan Brisker's successful recovery from a concussion, highlighting their readiness and development. New coaching strategies and player roles are also being integrated, with notable focus on detail-oriented training and team improvement.
Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker, who suffered three concussions including a recent one that sidelined him for 12 games, plans to return to play at full speed despite concerns over head injuries. He emphasizes his readiness and mental resilience, having undergone extensive rehabilitation and not considering retirement.
Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker has been placed on injured reserve due to ongoing concussion symptoms, sidelining him for at least four more games. Brisker, who has been in the NFL's concussion protocol since October 7, has missed four consecutive games and will be eligible to return in Week 15. This marks his third diagnosed concussion in three seasons, raising concerns about his long-term health and safety.
Bears Safety Jaquan Brisker, initially critical of the trade that sent Justin Fields away, is showing signs of reconsideration as he liked a post suggesting that rookie quarterback Caleb Williams will be incredible for the team. Winning is seen as the key to earning respect in the locker room, and Brisker's change of stance likely indicates the potential he sees in Williams. The podcast "BFR Podcast" discusses the Justin Fields trade and its implications for the Bears moving forward.
DJ Moore and Jaquan Brisker are both questionable for Sunday's game due to injuries, with Moore suffering an injury but returning to the game and Brisker practicing on a limited basis. Equanimeous St. Brown and Noah Sewell have been ruled out for the game, while the Cleveland Browns will be without center Ethan Pocic and defensive end Ogbo Okoronkwo, with three of their regular starting offensive linemen sidelined.
Jaquan Brisker is active for Thursday Night Football despite straining his hamstring in practice, while Chase Claypool is once again a healthy scratch for the Chicago Bears. The Bears' other inactives include Eddie Jackson, D'Onta Foreman, Jaylon Johnson, Duron Harmon, and Aviante Collins. The Commanders' inactives are Curtis Hodges, Mitchell Tinsley, Chris Rodriguez, K.J. Henry, Trent Scott, and Chris Paul.
Bears safety Jaquan Brisker expresses his disappointment after the Green Bay Packers' 38-20 victory over the Bears in the season opener, stating that Packers quarterback Jordan Love is "nothing special." Brisker, who is 0-3 against the Packers in his Bears career, is focused on the upcoming matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but has his sights set on the next game against the Packers, vowing that they will "get theirs."
Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields is gaining trust in wide receiver DJ Moore, who has consistently shown the ability to get open during organized team activities. Coaches have praised Moore's football IQ and ability to attack defenses. Meanwhile, wide receiver Darnell Mooney is on track to return for training camp after recovering from surgery, and safety Jaquan Brisker is looking to improve after a disappointing rookie season. The Bears are also educating players on league rules about gambling after several players were suspended for violating them this offseason.
Safety Jaquan Brisker praises the Bears' trade to acquire wide receiver D.J. Moore from the Carolina Panthers, stating that it shows the team's investment in quarterback Justin Fields and their commitment to improving the offense. Moore, a proven veteran wide receiver, joins a talented wide receiver room in Chicago. The Bears have also made other offseason moves to bolster their roster.
Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker praised the team's front office for their offseason moves, including the trade for wide receiver DJ Moore. Brisker believes Moore will provide a spark to the offense and help elevate quarterback Justin Fields. The Bears are making the necessary moves to support Fields, including adding guard Nate Davis, tight end Robert Tonyan, and running back D’Onta Foreman in free agency. The team could be one of the most improved in the NFL in 2023 after going 3-14 last year.