The Chicago Bears wrapped up their first week of organized team activities Thursday at Halas Hall with the third of three practices. While the spotlight remains centered on the team’s promising rookie quarterback,

Caleb Williams knows Chicago Bears fans are following his every move during the offseason as they gauge what to expect from their latest franchise quarterback.

Eberflus called the attendance at OTAs "great" despite some vets like WR Keenan Allen and DE Montez Sweat not practicing.

We caught up with Bears rookie Rome Odunze to discuss “Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile,” building a connection with Caleb Williams and more.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams throws a pass during the NFL football team's rookie camp on May 10 at Halas Hall in Lake Forest, Ill. Williams and the Bears just finished the first week of organized team activities (OTA).

Safety Kevin Byard was among Bears players who approached rookie QB Caleb Williams with words of encouragement after an up-and-down day of practice Thursday.

The Chicago Bears kicked off organized team activities this week, which gave rookie quarterback Caleb Williams his first opportunity to practice with his veteran teammates. While Williams and the offense had a strong outing on Monday,

Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus spoke to the media about what they've seen from Caleb Williams during practices so farBears seeing progress from quarterback Caleb Williams during practices orig

Caleb Williams reportedly had a rough day during Chicago Bears practice on Thursday. Caleb Williams is in the early stages of practicing with his new teammates. Apparently, the 2022 Heisman Trophy winner and former USC Trojans star had a difficult outing during offensive drills today.

Caleb Williams took the field against an NFL defense for the first time in his career this week as the Bears opened Organized Team Activities (OTAs) at Halas Hall. The defense owned the day Thursday,