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The Chicago Bears are wrapping up the final week of Organized Team Activities (OTAs) at Halas Hall this week.
The Bears conducted their ninth voluntary workout on Wednesday, where media were in attendance and got to take in some of the action. That includes a look at which players were present, as OTAs are voluntary.
According to 670 the Score’s Mark Grote, safety Eddie Jackson, cornerback Jaylon Johnson and guard Nate Davis were among those who returned to practice on Wednesday. Jackson was limited.
Grote also noted that wide receivers Darnell Mooney and Chase Claypool weren’t present. Zack Pearson said rookie Terell Smith wasn’t out there.
Jackson, Johnson, Davis and Mooney missed the first two weeks of OTAs. Jackson and Mooney were rehabbing from injuries while Johnson and Davis skipped the first two weeks of voluntary practices.
The Bears will conclude their offseason workouts with mandatory minicamp next week before breaking for the summer.
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