Wright flashed athleticism with a standout catch over Montez Sweat in the closing moment of the drill, signaling a potential blueprint piece for Chicago’s run- and pass-blocking scheme. His size and burst push him into the mix as a primary blocker and a vertical threat, potentially elevating Williams’ comfort level and the overall offense's fantasy upside.

Wright’s day-of-the-week highlight underscores possible stability on the O-line, potentially lifting Williams’ efficiency and opening lanes for the run game, with deep-league implications for line-related fantasy upside.

Wright’s conditioning and consistency at left tackle are in focus as the staff weighs options. His readiness and technique are critical to stabilizing a line that’s seen multiple look changes. Wright’s development is a bellwether for Chicago’s run and pass protection schemes.

Wright caps the right tackle spot, adding mass and mobility to Chicago’s edge protection. His development supports a more confident pass game and a more balanced run game, creating two-way upside for Johnson's attack.

Darnell Wright's early exit from practice due to injury raises concerns about the Bears' offensive line depth, especially with other key players also sidelined. His role as the lone returning starter places added importance on his health heading into the season.