Highlights from Day 12 of Bears training camp
The Bears had their most physical practice in two decades, according to Brad Biggs, and boy was it a doozy. There were several skirmishes that broke out during practice with guys getting "tossed, pushed, shoved and taken to the ground," per Alex Shapiro. It's clear they're eager to practice against another group at this point, so it's a good thing the Miami Dolphins are coming to Halas Hall on Friday.
With media in attendance, there were some quick highlights from this padded practice.
This post will be updated as more videos appear
Highlights from 12th practice of Bears training camp
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