Caleb Williams

Tyson Bagent, Brett Rypien and Austin Reed give insight on how the Bears' new offensive staff is coaching up the quarterbacks in camp.

Now that the dust has settled on the 2024 NFL Draft, Jake Ciely has updated his fantasys football rankings.

The offense struggled to get in a rhythm Saturday after a slew of false starts, limiting Caleb Williams at padded practice No. 2.

The Bears conducted their first padded practice and, naturally, their first dustup. Who went to break it up? No. 1 pick Caleb Williams.

The Bears' D-line made big plays to keep Caleb Williams out of the end zone in the two-minute drill. Plus, Dexter's big opportunity.

The defensive line had a good day at practice with DeMarcus Walker showing off his versatility.

We saw some good and bad from the Bears in the two-minute drill Sunday, and we heard from the starting safeties after practice.

Between rookie QBs, new faces in new places and position battles, there is plenty to discuss as 2024 NFL training camps open.

The Bears want to find a groove on offense as quickly as possible to start training camp. And GM Ryan Poles feels good about the lines.

Williams and the Bears start practices Saturday. Unlike Mitch Trubisky and Justin Fields, he begins as the undisputed No. 1 quarterback.

How excited are Bears fans about their new quarterback? What do they think of the current stadium situation? Fifth annual survey results.

In the reality show of the NFL, "Hard Knocks" won't have to manufacture drama for Williams and coach Matt Eberflus.

The 2022 Heisman Trophy winning Williams from USC is the franchise’s third first-round quarterback in the past eight seasons.

The Bears open training camp at Halas Hall this week. Along with lots of new faces, there are lots of unknowns.

All eyes will be on rookie Caleb Williams in training camp, but 88 other players will be competing in Lake Forest as well.

What are the position battles to watch in training camp, and who could still be added to boost the Bears' roster? A pre-camp mailbag.

Under general manager Ryan Poles, the Bears roster has improved considerably over three years.

The Bears wrapped up their offseason training program. Next up for Williams? Summer break, but he'll still find time to work.