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Bears training camp stock report reveals the biggest winners and losers so far

Several veterans have strengthened their standing while injuries and strong performances have reshaped the depth chart.
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Now that the Chicago Bears are more than a week into training camp, who are some of the players that are seeing their stock rise, and who is falling down the depth chart this summer?

Chicago Bears training camp stock report?

Up: D’Andre Swift

All of the talk about Swift being in a legitimate timeshare or losing his work to Monangai has died down since camp has started; Swift has looked sudden and explosive while Monangai has not been able to stay healthy. 

Down: Kyle Monangai

The Monangai injury is not serious enough, but it is easy to ensure that he will not be catching Swift on the depth chart.

Up: Kaliff Raymond

Raymond has shown that he will still have a role, even if the team is high on rookie Zavion Thomas. Thome is more of a gadget player while Raymond will do the actual third wideout duties. 

Down: Braxton Jones 

Jones entered training camp as the expected starter at left tackle. While he is still the leader, he has not locked that down yet. The team has three other options they have shifted into with the starters in training camp. 

Up: Garrett Bradbury 

Bradbury has earned nothing but praise so far in training camp. He has been a veteran who has led communication. We will see if he can maintain his lead when pads come on. 

Down: Logan Jones

With Bradbury shining, it is going to be much harder for the second-round rookie to ascend into the starting lineup. Jones might be able to make up ground when the pads come on, but it will be hard to match the communication and leadership. 

Up: Ruben Hyppolite

The Bears are without Keyshaun Elliott and Noah Sewell right now due to injuries. TJ Edwards just returned. However, three names that were expected to be ahead of Hyppolite on the depth chart have not been playing. So, the second-year player has taken advantage.

Down: Injured Bears

Elliott and Sewell are notable names who fit this. They could be gaining big edges in a linebacker competition, but now the rookie season for Elliott looks like a wash, while Sewell will struggle to make an impact as well. Elijah Hicks has not been able to push for his roster spot, and Kyler Gordon might be losing his role in the slot. Lastly, the injury to Coby Bryant is just unfortunate and puts the Bears in a tough spot.

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