Chicago Bears Offense Shows Improvement Amid Training Camp Struggles

The Chicago Bears' offense has shown noticeable progress during the early days of their 2025 training camp after a rocky start. Quarterback Caleb Williams, while struggling in some drills with interceptions and incomplete passes, has demonstrated improvement, highlighted by a successful two-minute drill culminating in a touchdown pass to Rome Odunze. Offensive coordinator Declan Doyle emphasized that the offense is still a work in progress and that mastering the system will take time and repetitions throughout the six-week camp. Head coach Ben Johnson also acknowledged ongoing issues, particularly with pre-snap mistakes, but expressed optimism about gradual improvements. Players and coaches alike are maintaining a patient approach, understanding that the unit's cohesion and execution will develop as they adjust to new systems and personnel. Despite some setbacks, the offense's gains have provided encouragement that they are moving in the right direction after last year's struggles.