Larry Borom

Offensive lineman Larry Borom addresses the media on Thursday at Halas Hall.

Tackle Larry Borom addresses the media Thursday from Halas Hall.

Bears rookie offensive lineman Larry Borom and Anthony 'Spice' Adams talk hidden talents, cooking and attempt to freestyle in this edition of 'Big Guys in a Benz.'

Offensive lineman Larry Borom sits down with Jeff Joniak to discuss his path to the NFL and his "going to work" mentality.

Offensive lineman Larry Borom speaks with the media Friday at Halas Hall.

Offensive lineman Larry Borom talks to the media following the Bears' preseason Week 2 game against the Buffalo Bills.

Head coach Matt Nagy speaks with the media before Thursday's training camp practice at Halas Hall and discusses the development of rookie offensive lineman Larry Borom.

Offensive lineman Larry Borom meets with the media before Saturday's rookie minicamp practice at Halas Hall.

Chicago Bears area scout Scott Hamel and Jeff Joniak discuss what fans can expect from offensive lineman Larry Borom.

Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer breakdown the third day of the NFL Draft and recap the 2021 class.

Check out highlights from the Bears' 5th round draft choice, offensive lineman Larry Borom from Missouri.

Lauren Screeden catches up with offensive lineman Larry Borom who was drafted 151st overall by the Chicago Bears.

The Bears on Saturday activated tackle Larry Borom off injured reserve and elevated tackle Jake Curhan and cornerback Reddy Steward from the practice squad to the 53-man roster.

Continuity should benefit a Bears offensive line that features four returning starters in left tackle Braxton Jones, left guard Teven Jenkins, right guard Nate Davis and right tackle Darnell Wright.

Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson (ankle), running back D'Onta Foreman (ankle/shin) and offensive lineman Larry Borom (illness) on Sunday were downgraded to out for Monday night's game against the Vikings.

Together for the final two weeks of the offseason program, the Bears' starting offensive line began developing cohesiveness it intends to keep building in training camp.

The foundation that Bears general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus built in their first season together is fueled by 20 promising players who are all 25 or younger.

As the Bears continued to gear up for Sunday's game against the Dolphins, left guard Cody Whitehair on Friday was activated off injured reserve and right tackle Larry Borom cleared concussion protocol and practiced in full.

The Bears will have to make another change on their offensive line after ruling right tackle Larry Borom out of Sunday's game against the Cowboys with a concussion that kept him from practicing this week.

While Larry Borom has more job security entering his second NFL season than he did a year ago as a rookie, the Bears' starting right tackle is far from satisfied and is always working to get better.

The most intriguing battles for starting jobs in training camp are expected to be waged at both offensive tackle positions, with three young players among those vying for two spots.

Speaking to the media, Bears offensive position coaches discussed running back David Montgomery's determination to improve, receiver Darnell Mooney's hunger and more.

All seven of the players the Bears selected in the 2021 draft contributed as rookies. With their first NFL seasons in the books, here's a report card on the 2021 draft class, with insight from their position coaches.

The Bears on Wednesday removed right tackle Larry Borom, safety Eddie Jackson and practice squad outside linebacker Sam Kamara from the reserve/COVID-19 list and placed tight end Jesper Horsted on the COVID-19 list.

Rookie right tackle Larry Borom on Wednesday became the sixth Bears player to be placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list, including five in the last three days.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses how rookie Larry Borom has performed in four starts at right tackle, a rule that impacted where the ball was spotted after a punt in Detroit and how the Bears have fared after winning on Thanksgiving.

Bears offensive coordinator Bill Lazor saw "zero hesitation" and "zero fear" in Larry Borom during the rookie's first NFL start and is confident the fifth-round pick from Missouri will only get better.

The Bears on Saturday activated rookie tackle Larry Borom off injured reserve in advance of Sunday's home game against the 49ers. The fifth-round pick has been sidelined since hurting his ankle in the season opener.

There was good news on the injury front Wednesday as Bears rookie tackle Larry Borom returned to practice for the first time since hurting his ankle in the season opener. The Bears will now have 21 days to activate him off injured reserve.

The Bears on Saturday placed rookie tackle Larry Borom on injured reserve and flexed defensive tackle Margus Hunt and offensive tackle Alex Taylor from the practice squad to the active roster.

Bears veteran left tackle Jason Peters was listed as questionable for Sunday's home opener against the Bengals after being limited in practice all week, while rookie left tackle Larry Borom has been ruled out of the game.

Less than 24 hours after Rodney Adams and his wife welcomed their first child into the world, the Bears receiver made a sensational catch and turned it into a 73-yard touchdown in Saturday's preseason loss to the Bills.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses which tackle position rookie Larry Borom will play moving forward, if Dazz Newsome will get a chance to return punts Saturday against the Bills and the last time the Bears played fewer than four preseason games.

With three of their top tackles sidelined, the Bears are giving rookie Larry Borom a chance to show what he can do. And so far, the fifth-round draft pick is making the most of the opportunity.

With four of five starters returning, the Bears offensive line hopes to pick up this year where it left off during the second half of last season when the reconfigured unit helped key an offensive resurgence.

The Bears on Wednesday signed five of their seven 2021 draft picks to four-year contracts.

They say the camera adds 10 pounds. But that's not why tackle Larry Borom has looked slimmer in person this weekend at Halas Hall than he did on tape playing for Missouri last year.