Albert Breer Empties His Bears Notebook From Training Camp
Sports Illustrated provides an update on the Chicago Bears' training camp, highlighting the development of quarterback Caleb Williams and tight end Colston Loveland. The report notes Williams' improved command of the offense and potential for growth in his second year.
Why it matters
As a high-profile NFL prospect, Williams' development is critical to the competitive outlook of the Chicago Bears.
LAKE FOREST, Ill.— We’re now at my 14th camp here in the north suburbs of Chicago. And here are five things I’m leaving Bears camp thinking …
• Caleb Williams, by all accounts, has been a different guy this offseason—more grown up, and taking full ownership of the offense. Last summer, Ben Johnson had him drinking from a firehose and it didn’t necessarily look pretty in camp. A year later, Williams has real proof of concept, plus command over what the Bears are trying to do. There’s joy and focus to the way he’s approaching how Johnson and the staff keep challenging him, which is a good sign that he’s really figured out how to meld his personality into the program the staff was able to establish last year.
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