As the Chicago Bears prepare for training camp, all eyes are on rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall pick, who is expected to be a key player for the team. While Williams garners attention, running back Roschon Johnson aims to establish himself as a primary option alongside D'Andre Swift, emphasizing the need for a strong running game to support Williams. Meanwhile, competition for roster spots is heating up, particularly among veterans like Khalil Herbert, who faces challenges in pass blocking and receiving, and offensive linemen Ryan Bates and Coleman Shelton vying for the starting center position. The Bears also have rookies like Austin Reed looking to make an impact in the backup quarterback role. Overall, several players are on the roster bubble and must perform well in preseason to secure their spots. The Bears' coaching staff is closely monitoring these positional battles as they finalize their roster decisions.