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David Bass plays catch with fans in the stands

By Blair Sheade

Before the Bears took on the Indianapolis Colts in their second preseason game, all of the players warmed up differently.

Bears defensive lineman David Bass warmed up by throwing passes to fans in the stands at Lucas Oil Stadium.

A little pregame fun with @dbass91. #Bears #CHIvsIND pic.twitter.com/nrStaAlPwf — Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) August 22, 2015

Bass should warm up that way every game because he was second on the team with four tackles, one sack and one tackle for loss. The Bears defensive lineman had 10 tackles and three sacks in eight games last season.

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