Caleb Williams Leads Touchdown Drive in First Fan-Viewed Bears Practice
During the Chicago Bears' third training camp practice, quarterback Caleb Williams led an impressive end-of-half offensive drive, culminating in a touchdown pass. The practice was also notable as the team's first time practicing in front of fans and featured a…
Chicago, IL, July 31, 2026 —
LAKE FOREST, Ill. – The Chicago Bears conducted their third training camp practice on Thursday, marking a significant moment as the team practiced in front of fans for the first time this season. The session was highlighted by an impressive late-half offensive drive orchestrated by quarterback Caleb Williams, which concluded with a touchdown pass.
The practice also saw the appearance of former Bears offensive lineman Kyle Long, who attended the team’s workout. In ongoing position battles, offensive tackle Kiran Amegadjie was observed taking repetitions with the first-team offense at left tackle.
The team’s participation in practice was impacted by the absence of running back Kyle Monangai, who was sidelined due to an injury. Further details regarding the nature or severity of Monangai’s injury were not immediately available.
Fans in attendance witnessed Williams lead a notable drive near the end of the first half, showcasing the offensive unit’s potential. The culmination of the drive with a touchdown pass provided an early glimpse of the team’s offensive capabilities during this training camp period.
The presence of fans for the first time in training camp provides a unique atmosphere for the players as they prepare for the upcoming season. The team continues its preparations with subsequent practices scheduled as the roster battles and player development progress.
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