Braxton Jones anchors the left tackle spot as Chicago debates who will start, with emphasis on his run-blocking strength and pass-protection consistency. The discussion weighs his current form against Theo Benedict and the overall offensive-line depth, highlighting how Jones’ performance could shape Williams’ pocket integrity and the team's early run-first identity.

Jones showed resilience against interior rush in spots, and the overall line play improved, contributing to Williams’ quick decisions. The note on technique and power at tackle indicates progress as he negotiates edge pressure, with a few reps revealing the line’s potential to support a balanced attack.

Braxton Jones held up on the edge, demonstrating steady footwork and sturdy technique through Bills pressure, providing Williams a clean pocket on several plays and contributing to overall line cohesion. His performance supports confidence in the unit’s continuity and run game tempo as the season nears.

Braxton Jones held up well in pass pro during a left tackle competition night, with no obvious missteps and good stability against Bills backups. The performance hints at Progress toward restoring his pre-injury form as the season approaches, supporting Williams' protection and the overall offense.

Jones is at the center of the left tackle competition, facing a strong challenge from Benedict and questions about consistency after a tough performance in last week’s game, with Wright entering as a potential disruptor.