Caleb Williams Matures in Bears Camp as Loveland Emerges and O-Line Depth Shines

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Caleb Williams shows grown‑up command of the Bears’ offense at training camp, with the goal of becoming a steady 70% passer. TE Colston Loveland impresses with work ethic and potential, hinting at more 13‑personnel usage alongside Kmet and Roush. Darnell Wright’s extension coincides with strong play, while left‑tackle battles continue among Braxton Jones, Jedrick Wills, and Kiran Amegadjie. On defense, depth at tackle and edge looks promising, but safety is unsettled after Coby Bryant’s injury, forcing contributions from rookies and veterans like Cam Lewis as Devin Bush has looked solid beside TJ Edwards.
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