Following Day 13 of training camp, the Chicago Bears displayed some promising developments ahead of their joint practice with the Miami Dolphins. Defensive end Montez Sweat continued his dominance, showcasing his skills that have impressed fans and coaches alike. Meanwhile, rookie tight end Colston Loveland further solidified his position with impressive playmaking, hinting at a significant role in the offense this season. However, the day was marred by injury concerns as key players Kyler Gordon and Darnell Wright left practice early.

In an interesting twist, head coach Ben Johnson injected some creativity into the session, mixing players between offense and defense, which resulted in a lively practice atmosphere. Quarterback Caleb Williams even led the defense during a segment, demonstrating the team's versatility and depth. The two-minute drill for the offense was notably successful, suggesting continued progress as they ramp up for the upcoming season.