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Offensive linemen Ozzy Trapilo, Kiran Amegadjie and Braxton Jones address the media on Thursday at Halas Hall.

Defensive back Kevin Byard III and offensive lineman Braxton Jones meet the media Monday at Halas Hall.

Offensive lineman Braxton Jones, defensive lineman Andrew Billings and defensive end Dominique Robinson address the media on Tuesday at Halas Hall.

Wide receiver Tyler Scott, offensive lineman Braxton Jones, and wide receiver Velus Jones Jr. address the media on Saturday at Halas Hall.

Running back Khalil Herbert, receiver DJ Moore, defensive backs Tyrique Stevenson and Eddie Jackson and offensive lineman Braxton Jones address the media following Sunday's win over the Cardinals.

Linebacker T.J. Edwards and offensive lineman Braxton Jones address the media on Monday at Halas Hall.

Defensive backs Tyrique Stevenson and Terell Smith and offensive lineman Braxton Jones address the media on Thursday at Halas Hall.

Running back Khalil Herbert, offensive lineman Braxton Jones, and defensive lineman Zacch Pickens address the media on Wednesday at Halas Hall.

Teven Jenkins, Tyrique Stevenson and Braxton Jones address the media on Tuesday at Halas Hall.

Running back David Montgomery and offensive linemen Teven Jenkins and Braxton Jones address the media during open locker room on Monday at Halas Hall.

Left tackle Braxton Jones and linebacker Nicholas Morrow address the media on Monday at Halas Hall.

Jeff Joniak sits down with Bears rookie left tackle Braxton Jones.

Offensive lineman Braxton Jones addresses the media before practice on Wednesday at Halas Hall.

Offensive lineman Braxton Jones addresses the media on Thursday at Halas Hall.

Chicago Bears rookie offensive lineman Braxton Jones addresses the media following Tuesday's practice at Halas Hall.

Rookie offensive lineman Braxton Jones addresses the media on Thursday after the final practice of veteran minicamp.

Rookie offensive tackle Braxton Jones speaks with the media Saturday before the second rookie minicamp practice at Halas Hall.

Check out highlights of the Bears fifth-round draft pick, Southern Utah offensive lineman Braxton Jones.

Area scout David Williams speak with the media about selecting offensive lineman Braxton Jones 168th overall in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Lauren Screeden chats with new Bears offensive lineman Braxton Jones after he was selected in the fifth round of the 2022 NFL Draft.

New Bears offensive lineman Braxton Jones addresses the media for the first time after being picked 168th overall in the 2022 NFL Draft.

See the broadcast announcement as the Bears select Southern Utah OL Braxton Jones with the 168th overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.

The chance to battle for his old starting job was too good to pass up for Braxton Jones, who returns for a fifth season with the Bears after inking a one-year deal.

The Chicago Bears on Friday announced that the club has re-signed offensive lineman Braxton Jones to a one-year contract. Additionally, the Bears have signed defensive back Cam Lewis to a two-year contract and defensive lineman Kentavius Street to a one-year contract.

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday announced that the club has placed linebacker T.J. Edwards and offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo on Reserve/Injured, activated offensive lineman Braxton Jones from Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return, signed linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin to the active roster and signed linebacker Nephi Sewell to the practice squad.

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday designated for return and opened the 21-day practice window on defensive back Kyler Gordon and offensive lineman Braxton Jones.

The three-way battle for the Bears' starting left tackle position involving Braxton Jones, Kiran Amegadjie and Ozzy Trapilo remains one of the most intriguing storylines in training camp.

Writer Gabby Hajduk previews the Bears' revamped offensive line featuring three new veterans — Joe Thuney, Drew Dalman and Jonah Jackson — along with experienced returners Darnell Wright and Braxton Jones.

Injuries are impacting the Bears offensive line as they prepare for Sunday's home game against the Lions.

Bears left tackle Braxton Jones has been ruled out of Monday night's game against the Vikings and is not traveling with the team to Minnesota due to a concussion.

Bears starting offensive tackles Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright both have recovered from knee injuries and are expected to return to action against the Packers Sunday at Soldier Field.

The Bears offensive line is progressing back toward full strength as starting tackles Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright participated in Wednesday's practice at Halas Hall.

The Bears will face off against the Patriots Sunday at Soldier Field without their two starting offensive tackles – Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright – who have been ruled out of the game with knee injuries.

Continuity should benefit a Bears offensive line that features four returning starters in left tackle Braxton Jones, left guard Teven Jenkins, right guard Nate Davis and right tackle Darnell Wright.

The Bears on Saturday activated left tackle Braxton Jones off injured reserve, flexed linebacker Micah Baskerville from the practice squad to the active roster and waived center/guard Doug Kramer Jr.

The Bears on Wednesday designated left tackle Braxton Jones and defensive end Khalid Kareem to return off injured reserve, opening a 21-day window to put them back on the active roster.

The Bears on Wednesday placed starting left tackle Braxton Jones on injured reserve with a neck injury he sustained in last Sunday's loss to the Buccaneers.

The Bears' offseason additions, such as receiver DJ Moore, linebacker Tremaine Edmunds and rookie offensive lineman Darnell Wright are among the key players to watch when training camp begins Tuesday at Halas Hall.

Together for the final two weeks of the offseason program, the Bears' starting offensive line began developing cohesiveness it intends to keep building in training camp.

The Bears didn't have a first-round pick in the 2022 draft, but knowing what we know one year later, a Sports Illustrated writer believes that two of their selections would be chosen in the first round in a "re-draft."

The Bears went Hollywood with their 2023 schedule release video, which features a slew of familiar faces as well as an homage to a popular TV show and an iconic Italian beef joint.

In a virtual roundtable discussion, Bears 2022 draft picks Velus Jones Jr., Braxton Jones, Dominique Robinson and Ja'Tyre Carter discuss what it was like participating in last year's Senior Bowl.

Bears 2022 draft picks Velus Jones Jr., Braxton Jones, Dominique Robinson and Ja'Tyre Carter all improved their stock at last year's Senior Bowl.

The foundation that Bears general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus built in their first season together is fueled by 20 promising players who are all 25 or younger.

Two pro football analytics experts have ranked the Bears' 2022 rookie class—led by defensive backs Kyler Gordon and Jaquan Brisker—as the eighth most productive in the NFL this season.

Bears left tackle Braxton Jones, a fifth-round draft pick from Southern Utah, has been selected to the Pro Football Writers of America's 2022 NFL All-Rookie Team.

Bears left tackle Braxton Jones, middle linebacker Jack Sanborn and safety Jaquan Brisker have all been selected to Pro Football Focus' 2022 NFL All-Rookie Team.