LOOK: Bears LT Ozzy Trapilo back in action at training camp practice
The Bears got a major boost to their offensive line as Ozzy Trapilo was activated off the PUP. See him in action during Sunday's practice.
The Chicago Bears activated offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo from the physically unable to perform list on Sunday, allowing him to return to training camp practice for the first time since tearing his patellar tendon seven months ago during the team's Wild Card victory against the Green Bay Packers in January. Despite not yet returning to full capacity, Trapilo made an appearance during Sunday's practice, working through individual drills under the guidance of coach Dan Roushar.
The Bears will approach Trapilo's return cautiously, gradually reintroducing him to full team activities. This development comes at a crucial time for the Bears, as they currently face a wide-open competition at the left tackle position, with veterans Braxton Jones, Kiran Amegadjie, and Jedrick Wills vying for the starting role.
Trapilo's return was announced alongside video footage of him participating in the practice, offering a glimpse of his progress in the rehabilitation process.
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