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Injured Alshon Jeffery not in pads at Bears training camp

Dan Cahill By Dan Cahill
   
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Maybe the Bears need Brandon Marshall back, after all.

First, rookie wide receiver Kevin White went down with a shin injury and was placed on the PUP list to start camp. Now, top receiver Alshon Jeffery is not in pads Monday after suffering a shoulder injury in Sunday’s practice.

Jeffery, who had 85 catches for 1,113 yards and 10 TDs last season, said he was fine on Sunday.

Sounds like quarterback Jay Cutler is getting along without two of his top receivers, though.

However, the Bears had another scare when Royal left the field early Monday morning, but he quickly returned.

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