Bears training camp observations: The pads finally come on

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The Chicago Bears were back on the practice field at Halas Hall on Monday morning for the first padded workout of the summer.

The biggest storyline of the day wasn't the pads themselves but safety Coby Bryant suffering an apparent left knee injury during a one-on-one rep covering tight end Cole Kmet. Bryant was carted off the field, which isn't usual with lower-body injuries, but he did have an emotional reaction that was cause for concern. Elsewhere, quarterback Caleb Williams was effective, receiver Luther Burden III impressed and there were some updates on position battles.

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As far as attendance goes, running back Kyle Monangai was spotted in full pads and back on the practice field for the first time since suffering a soft tissue injury on Day 1. Head coach Ben Johnson said he's "day-to-day," but Monangai was running through drills in full pads, which is encouraging.

Here are some observations, from media members in attendance, following Monday's training camp practice:

Coby Bryant carted off with apparent leg knee injury

Kyle Monangai returned to practice

Caleb Williams flashed during 1-on-1

Braxton Jones worked with starters, Kiran Amegadjie with backups

Cam Lewis replaced Coby Bryant, Jaylon Jones worked at nickel

Jahdae Walker, Salvon Ahmed, Zavion Thomas all standouts

Luther Burden flashed, run game shines, Sam Roush heavily involved in passing game

Terell Smith also left practice early

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