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The Chicago Bears were back on the practice field at Halas Hall on Saturday morning for their fourth workout of training camp. After some inclement weather, the Bears had to start indoors before moving back outside in what was some sloppy conditions.The Bears offense dominated the first three days of training camp, but the defense finally stepped up with their best practice of camp. It sounds like the weather impacted the passing game significantly, where quarterback Caleb Williams had his share of struggles, including throwing his second interception in as many days, this one to safety Coby Bryant.As far as attendance goes, running back Kyle Monangai missed his third straight practice while everyone else was present.Here are some observations, from media members in attendance, following Saturday's training camp practice:Bears started inside, moved outside in soggy conditionsThe Bears started inside but moved outside for most of practice. It was a soggy one in the rain. Lots of passes hit the ground. Kyle Monangai was the only notable absence. pic.twitter.com/x0JyBkJIh9 Sean Hammond (@sean_hammond) August 1, 2026Wet and rainy practice No. 4 just concluded at Halas Hall. The Bears were inside through the first 6 periods for stretching and individual drills before moving outside for team drills. Courtney Cronin (@CourtneyRCronin) August 1, 2026Defense finally won the dayCompletely different day at practice number 4 of #Bears Training Camp. Following consecutive days of dominance by the Offense, the Defense shined today. S Coby Bryant and CB Jaylon Johnson were standouts. Coby had one interception and nearly had 2 more.Caleb was not sharp Herb Howard (@HerbHoward411) August 1, 2026Defense won the day today. Coby Bryant had an INT. Almost had another later. End of half drill lasted three plays for the #Bears first team offense. Three straight incompletions to Luther Burden. Cairo Santos had his first miss of camp on a FG attempt around 52. Missed it Bear Report (@BearReport) August 1, 2026Rain impacted the passing gameCoby Bryant picked off Caleb Williams in a team session. During 2-minute, Williams threw three consecutive incompletions for a 3-and-out. All targeted Luther Burden. One slipped through Burdens hands. Sean Hammond (@sean_hammond) August 1, 2026Rain definitely affected the passing game today. Second-team offense scored in 2-min on a touchdown from Tyson Bagent to Zavion Thomas. Jedrick Wills ran at LT with the ones. Braxton Jones with the twos. Kiran Amegadjie with the threes. Rotation continues. Sean Hammond (@sean_hammond) August 1, 2026Rough day for Caleb WilliamsThat'll do it on the first week of practice in #Bears training camp: - Defense stepped up, esp early- Coby Bryant had INT on Caleb Williams & nearly had another - Williams had a few rough reps/attempts/near picks- Jedrick Will got in @ LT1- Jaylon Jones @ NB1#DaBears Josh Buckhalter (@JoshGBuck) August 1, 2026End of half sequence to end practice#Bears ended practice with 68 seconds on clock for end-of-half sequence from midfield.- 1st offense went 3 & out. CW missed Luther Burden on 2 passes & Burden dropped a ball on a seam shot.- 2nd offense got a Tyson Bagent to Zavion Thomas TD after long gains to Cole Kmet. Brad Biggs (@BradBiggs) August 1, 2026Left tackle rotation continuesThe Bears' left tackle competition/rotation continued to spin today in the rain. Jedrick Wills Jr. got the bulk of the snaps with the starters with Braxton Jones behind him. Adam Jahns (@adamjahns) August 1, 2026Coby Bryant picked off Caleb WilliamsThe Bears started inside but moved outside into the rain for practice. Some highlights:- Coby Bryant INT vs. Caleb Williams: showed off great range- Tyson Bagent had a successful end-of-half drill, throwing a TD pass to Zavion Thomas after two big completions to Cole Kmet. Adam Jahns (@adamjahns) August 1, 2026Kyle Monangai missed third straight practiceChicago Bears wrapped up practice No. 4. Started inside and then moved outside to deal with the wet elements. Tough day passing the ball. Coby Bryant had an interception. Kyle Monangai missed his third straight practice. pic.twitter.com/RWX3KDRXiO Michal Dwojak (@mdwojak94) August 1, 2026Tyson Bagent to Zavion Thomas in 2-minute drillBears just wrapped up practice in the rain. Tyson Bagent hit Zavion Thomas for a touchdown in a two-minute drill to end practice. Starting offense went 3-and-out in their hurry-up. Jedrick Wills was LT1. No Kyle Monangai. Kevin Fishbain (@kfishbain) August 1, 2026Special teams updatesBears STC Richard Hightower got his "wet ball Wednesday" on a Saturday after all.- Cairo Santos went 7-for-8 on his FGs from various ranges. - Long snappers Beau Gardner and Luke Elkin continued to switch on every attempt.- Santos also made his PAT to end practice. Adam Jahns (@adamjahns) August 1, 2026Zavion Thomas shined, Jordan van den Berg flashedTop 3 Takeaways from practice 4:1- Secondary shined. Coby Bryant INT on 18. Jaylon Johnson deflection, Sanborn near pick.2- Zavion Thomas ton of balls including TD pass from Tyson Bagent in 2 minute.3- Jordan van den Berg flashed in non padded 1-on-1's beating Logan Jones Mark Carman (@thecarm) August 1, 2026End of half situations#Bears ended practice with 68 seconds on clock for end-of-half sequence from midfield.- 1st offense went 3 & out. CW missed Luther Burden on 2 passes & Burden dropped a ball on a seam shot.- 2nd offense got a Tyson Bagent to Zavion Thomas TD after long gains to Cole Kmet. Brad Biggs (@BradBiggs) August 1, 2026Follow Bears Wire onTwitter,FacebookandInstagramThis article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Bears training camp observations: Defense finally wins the day

With the MLB trade deadline now just over 50 hours away, the biggest question around baseball remains the same: Will the Detroit Tigers actually trade Tarik Skubal, and what will they get in return?The back-to-back American League Cy Young Award winner has become the most coveted player on the trade market, drawing interest from contenders across both leagues. While speculation continues to intensify, MLB Network insider Jon Morosi provided a meaningful update on Saturday morning that sheds light on where things currently stand between the Tigers and the clubs pursuing their ace.MORE: One player every MLB team will trade at the 2026 trade deadlineTigers Continue Evaluating Trade OffersAccording to Morosi, Detroit has begun taking the next step in the trade process by discussing specific prospects with interested teams.The Tigers have had preliminary discussions of prospect names with other clubs, as they seek to determine which teams if any will meet the high threshold to move Skubal.The update suggests talks have progressed beyond general interest, with Detroit now evaluating whether any organization possesses both the prospect depth and willingness to meet what is expected to be an enormous asking price.That doesnt mean a trade is imminent, but it does indicate the Tigers are seriously exploring their options.Detroit Isnt Rushing a DecisionDetroit Tigers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal (29) stands on the mound against the Baltimore Orioles at Comerica Park in Detroit on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.While plenty of teams would love to add a pitcher of Skubals caliber, the Tigers remain under no pressure to move him.As one of baseballs elite starters, Skubal represents the type of player organizations rarely make available. If he wasnt set to become a free agent, he likely wouldnt be available. The Tigers leverage isnt what it seems, because despite having the top pitcher available, they dont want to not trade him and get nothing when he leaves as a free agent. MORE: 5 MLB pitchers who will be traded before the trade deadlineDeadline Drama Is Just BeginningWith just over two days remaining before the deadline, the Skubal sweepstakes appear to be entering their most important stage.Several contenders have reportedly remained in the mix, and preliminary discussions involving prospect packages suggest negotiations are becoming more substantive. Whether one team ultimately meets Detroits steep demands remains the biggest question.For now, Morosis update confirms that conversations are ongoing, but no finish line has been crossed. As the deadline draws closer, expect Skubal to remain the center of baseballs biggest trade story until the Tigers either pull off a blockbuster deal or decide their ace is staying put.Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter