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Chicago Bears Day 17 at Halas Hall showcased Caleb Williams taking charge of the offense in shells, threading passes and leading a disciplined two-minute drill. His command and decisiveness signal growth as the team installs a new system under Ben Johnson, a baseline for early fantasy upside in a fast-paced attack.

Rome Odunze blossomed as Williams’ top connection, combining with the former 2024 first-round pick on a 20-yard middle route and a follow-up completion that nudged the team toward a potential field-goal moment. The duo’s growing chemistry could mean steady target volume this season, pushing Odunze into a reliable fantasy floor behind Moore.

On defense, Josh Blackwell earned more starting reps with Kyler Gordon nursing a hamstring, flashing playmaking value that’s hard to ignore in deep leagues. Darnell Wright’s non-padded highlight underlined Chicago’s improving line play, while Loveland, Burden III and Trapilo offered early depth-chart intrigue as roster battles heat up around the starters.

rostering depth pieces like Doug Kramer, Dominique Robinson and Jonathan Owens also drew attention and could influence late-round fantasy stashes or taxi-squad upside as the Bears refine personnel for 2025.

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Caleb Williams took the field for Chicago in a playful end-of-practice drill that doubled as a showcase for his upside. Williams connected on 2 of 3 attempts in a one-on-one sequence, flashing accuracy and some improvisational flair as he lofted passes to teammates and threaded a few windows with timing. Darnell Wright leapt into a remarkable catch over Montez Sweat, signaling a potential mobile, pairing-friendly right side. A misfire from Jonah Jackson on a high-priority ball added humor but didn’t derail a camaraderie-filled moment as the Bears head into a tougher day with the Bills looming.

Williams’ interactions with Joe Thuney and Grady Jarrett closed the wrap, with Thuney snagging a pass on a slant as the team erupted, and Grady Jarrett pullin

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