As the Chicago Bears head toward a Week 1 date with the Minnesota Vikings next Monday, one highly-drafted rookie is expected to start his first season with the team as a reserve player.
There's every reason to think Braxton Jones has won the starting left tackle spot, or perhaps retained it is the proper phrasing. Coach Ben Johnson hasn’t said it yet, but Theo Benedet took no first-team snaps at left tackle on Wednesday in the last practice before Friday night's last preseason game with Kansas City .
One of the Bears’ top training camp battles has come at the left tackle spot. The competition is ongoing, and a fourth contender appears to have emerged.
An NFL player has rushed for 2,000+ yards in a year between both the regular and postseason on 18 occasions. How many of those players can you name in five minutes?
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
When the Chicago Bears opened training camp, the team began a three-headed competition for the starting left tackle job. But now, it appears as if another name could be creeping into the race.
When the Chicago Bears opened training camp, a full-fledged three-headed battle commenced for the starting left tackle now. Now, the competition to block quarterback Caleb Williams’ blindside seems to have whittled down to two candidates.
The Chicago Bears‘ contest against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday provided some insight into what head coach Ben Johnson is thinking about the left tackle position.
The left tackle battle for the Bears was on hold Saturday for one of the three involved because of injury, and at this stage it wouldn't be surprising if it meant a two-player battle.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Former Boston College football offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo might already be a few steps ahead of his teammates who were also drafted in the 2025 National Football League Draft. Thanks to BC head coach Bill O’Brien’s pro-style system, Trapilo said he is more comfortable with the adjustment to an NFL offense for this upcoming season and beyond.
The Chicago Bears might be trying to fit a square into a round hole out of necessity. In 2023, the Bears selected Darnell Wright with the No. 10 pick to anchor the right tackle position.
At Chicago Bears training camp, there is perhaps no position battle more pertinent than at left tackle. Braxton Jones, Ozzy Trapilo and Kiran Amegadjie are all battling for the opportunity to block quarterback Caleb Williams’ blindside.
The Boston College Eagles’ football program sent a trio of players to the National Football League via the NFL Draft this year—Donovan Ezeiruaku, Ozzy Trapilo and Drew Kendall.
Chicago Bears training camp is right around the corner. Literally. Bears rookies report on July 19. Veterans arrive on July 22. The first team practice is one day later.
Bears sign two key second-round picks, but one high-profile rookie still waits for his deal. It’s been a wild year for second-round draft picks, filled with tension and slow-burn negotiations.
After agreeing to terms with second-round defensive lineman Shemar Turner earlier today, the Bears have now inked another one of their three Round 2 picks.
The Chicago Bears are signing second-round OT Ozzy Trapilo to a rookie contract, per Brad Biggs. After signing second-round DT Shemar Turner earlier today,
As rookies begin reporting to NFL training camps, most of the league's 2025 second-round picks remain unsigned.
When it comes to covering the Chicago Bears, there is perhaps no one better in the business than Adam Jahns. He has provided Bears fans with top-notch reporting for the last 20 years, most recently with The Athletic, though he announced earlier this week that he would be joining CHGO Bears.
Welcome to the month of July, AKA the first month with real football back on the calendar. While the Chicago Bears won't technically be playing in a game until August, this is still going to be an exciting month with training camp starting in just a few days.
The Chicago Bears are fully off for the summer and won't report back to the team facilities until late July for the start of training camp. Now is the time for players to take a breather but also stay in playing shape and dive into the new playbook some more because once late July hits, it's full steam ahead going into the 2025 season.
Another Boston College football player has come off the draft board. The Chicago Bears selected Boston College offensive tackle Ozzy Trapilo as the No.
With one round down and six to go, several things remain unanswered in the 2025 NFL Draft. As we gear up for Rounds 2 and 3, here are five pressing questions for Day 2.
The family connections run back as far as Ozzy Trapilo can remember when it comes to the Boston College football program. Trapilo’s father, the late Steve Trapilo — who passed away in 2004 — was an All-American offensive lineman at BC and later played in the NFL as a guard.
Offensive linemen get the stage to themselves on Sunday. Here's a look at 10 tackles worth knowing at the combine in Indianapolis.
The Senior Bowl is in full swing, featuring several big names in the 2025 NFL Draft. The event is also an excellent way for unheralded prospects to make a name for themselves.
Height: 6075 (verified) Weight: 321 (verified) Year: Redshirt Senior Pro Comparison: Anthony Castonzo Boston College Eagles offensive tackle Ozzy Trapilo projects as an NFL starter at right tackle.
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