Bears' Caleb Williams Advances Offensive Mastery in Final Voluntary OTAs

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is demonstrating strong dedication to mastering the team's new offensive system during the voluntary OTAs under head coach Ben Johnson. Williams has been actively taking extra reps, focusing on complex play calls, tempo, and improving his red zone passing, a key area the Bears hope to enhance from his rookie season. Alongside Williams, wide receiver Rome Odunze has also shown commitment by attending additional practice sessions to build chemistry and gain more reps. Second-round draft pick Ozzy Trapilo is adjusting well to the NFL's pace, receiving first-team reps in the absence of an injured Braxton Jones. Injured top draft picks, tight end Colston Loveland and receiver Luther Burden, are expected to return for training camp after offseason recovery and continued playbook study. Coach Johnson emphasizes the importance of this offseason work in building trust and understanding within the team as they prepare for training camp and the upcoming season.