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· 12hBears offense concerns spark reaction from former NFL QB on Caleb Williams
When the Chicago Bears hired Ben Johnson as their head coach, it was with Caleb Williams in mind to have someone help the USC product reach his potential as a franchise quarterback. However, the offense has hit a speed bump in training camp and causing a reaction.
· 19hBen Johnson unhappy with Bears' 'sloppy' Sunday offense, Chicago nears preseason clash with Dolphins
Williams, the former No. 1 overall pick the 2024 NFL Draft, has had a mixed camp to this point. He's flashed moments of promise but remains inconsistent, a reality Johnson has acknowledged by essentially treating him like a rookie given the overhaul from the previous regime. The Bears open the preseason next Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.
The Bears' problems last year were glaringly obvious. The offensive line stunk, the rushing attack was rather weak (or at best pedestrian) and Williams clearly had a lot of growing to do.
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Bears wide receiver the NFL forgot to draft continues to stack big plays in training camp heading into first preseason gameThat player is former TCU wide receiver JP Richardson, who continues to make plays in practice, regardless of who's throwing him the ball. When asked how much the rookie has been impressing, head ...
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for an exciting 2025 NFL season, which features some new faces within the organization ...
Entering his first season with the Bears and fifth in the NFL, defensive end Dayo Odeyingbo believes that he’s primed to have ...
As training camp is ongoing for the Chicago Bears, their rookie tight end Colston Loveland has managed garner considerable notice.
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Chicago Bears training camp: Game week preparations begins as the Miami Dolphins come to townIt's game week, as the Bears are welcoming the Miami Dolphins for a joint practice on Friday and their first preseason game ...
Chicago Bears second-year wide receiver Rome Odunze isn't lacking confidence for the 2025 NFL season. In fact, he's more than confident. He's ready to become the Bears' WR1, even with DJ Moore still ...
The fight over who will become the left tackle for the Chicago Bears is expected to escalate up until the start of the season.
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