With Braxton Jones uncertain, Chicago Bears' left tackle race is wide open

During Wednesday's OTA practice, it was Trapilo who took every rep with the starters at left tackle. This was a change from the first set of OTAs last week, when it was Amegadjie who lined up with the ones.

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Johnson noted after practice that a rotation like that will continue until one of the young tackles separates himself in the competition.

"So the left side until we get Braxton back in the mix, it’s going to be a little bit of musical chairs,” he said.

He also confirmed that Darnell Wright most likely won't be a contender for left tackle; he's the team's long-term right tackle. Maybe.

Johnson didn't close the door on Wright moving to the left side, but he certainly sounded like a head coach who felt good about the right side of his offensive line.

"We feel pretty comfortable keeping him at the right side right now," Johnson said.

Get used to Trapilo lining up with the first team. It may be a little while before he locks down the starting job for good, but if anyone on the roster is going to unseat Jones in 2025, it's the former Boston College standout. He possesses all of the traits needed to be a quality starting tackle in the NFL, and with Johnson being a big part of his evaluation and the decision to spend a second-round pick on him, you can bet he'll be championing him as his LT1.