3 things we learned from the Chicago Bears, including Teven Jenkins embracing another position switch and building durability.
The Chicago Bears held their second practice of mandatory minicamp Wednesday at Halas Hall, emphasizing third-down work.
Jenkins, 25, embraced the opportunity to improve his craft at a single position, and he got to work on making the switch before the team met for OTAs.“It gave me time to actually work on my footwork and my mentality,” Jenkins said. “I got back in my playbook. Had to flip because certain plays are going this way and now they have to go this way. My whole mindset had to change. So it was very good to have that time in between.
“Basically lengthening and strengthening muscles and working on all the small muscles that you never think about,” Jenkins said. “I’m doing those muscles around the spine that make it a lot stronger so those things don’t flare up.”“It’s all about being a pro and taking care of your body,” Eberflus said. “What you put into your body and how you take care of it is going to really be good for your health.
As for Jones’ assertion that the Bears could be the rising team in the NFC North, Tonyan believes the division is open for the taking.
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