Ozzy Trapilo may have already lost left tackle competition
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Here’s what to watch for Sunday night when the Bears’ starters make their preseason debut under Ben Johnson against the Bills and quarterback Mitch Trubisky:
However, 2024 first-round pick Darnell Wright's presence has him battling with veteran Braxton Jones for the Bears' starting left tackle job. But the competition may already be over if Chicago's 2025 preseason opener against the Miami Dolphins is any indication.
Analysis: Is Braxton Jones locked in or is it still wide open with coaches simply getting a last look at everyone to make sure no stones are left unturned?
Braxton Jones, the fourth-year player, started and got 32% of the team’s snaps at left tackle Sunday against the Dolphins. Ozzy Trapilo took his place and played 50% of their snaps.
Here's a look at the top overreactions following the Chicago Bears' tie to the Miami Dolphins in their preseason opener.
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SB Nation on MSNHas Theo Benedet jumped Kiran Amegadjie on the depth chart?
This development does potentially show that Benedet has now jumped Amegadjie on the depth chart, which is a dangerous place for Amegadjie to be in because that means his spot on the 53-man roster may no longer be secure. Why? Let’s take a look.
Ozzy Trapilo is bound for the NFL. The 23-year-old Boston College offensive tackle, of Norwell, was selected by the Chicago Bears with the 56th pick in the second round of the NFL Draft on Saturday.