The Chicago Bears recently finished their first minicamp of the summer. While most of the headlines came about Leonard Floyd revealing how a concussion affected him or the play of rookie TE Adam Shaheen. Some surprising information was revealed about the technology the Bears are now employing to bring their new quarterbacks up to speed before the season starts.
The team has begun working with STRIVR, a virtual reality company founded by a former college kicker, to enhance the quarterback play and increase virtual reps. With three new quarterbacks on the roster something needed to be done to help increase the reps while not violating NFL rules on practice times.