The Bears held a shorter and lighter practice on Wednesday, but a few players still made big plays to stand out.

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From the practices held and from what Ben Johnson's past has shown, one Bears receiver will get a ton of touches and others will have their chances limited.

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New Bears coach Ben Johnson is dabbling in using wide receiver DJ Moore out of the backfield early in training camp.

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