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Injuries Mount as Chicago Bears Head Toward the Regular Season

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Dan Bernstein and Matt Abbatacola bring you the latest from Bears training camp, including key injury updates and what they could mean for the team's outlook.


0:00 The latest on Bears injured players

14:15 The NFL Pro Bowl is DONE

19:00 The NFL's new safety rules - fines and suspensions

25:30 Roger Goodell on Jed York

31:15 Why Cam Skattebo might need a helmet at all times


Around the NFL, the Pro Bowl is officially a thing of the past, Roger Goodell weighs in on the Bears' ongoing stadium situation, and 49ers owner Jed York finds himself making headlines off the field. The guys also discuss the league's new player safety rules that could result in significant fines and suspensions for certain hits, and explain why Ravens coach John Harbaugh might want rookie running back Cam Skattebo to keep his helmet on at all times.


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