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Bears held a 40 minute practice (mostly indy and group drills) that opened with the “Raise Up” all cities remix. Fitting ahead or their opener at Carolina. Welcome back, Kyle Monangai. D’Andre Swift was also back at practice after leaving Thursday’s session due to cramping. Full attendance minus Rome Odunze.

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