The Chicago Bears kicked off their voluntary OTA practices this Tuesday, showcasing rookie quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze among a group of young talents ready to make their mark. This year's OTAs are particularly crucial for these rookies, as they begin to acclimatize to the NFL system and establish chemistry with their teammates. Williams is under the spotlight, being the top draft pick and expected to lead the offense, while Odunze aims to impress coaches and secure a spot on the roster.

The session was attended by various players, including veterans, who participated alongside the rookie class. The Bears are focused on building a cohesive unit as they prepare for the upcoming season. OTA practices are designed to foster team bonding and understanding of the playbook as they gear up for the challenges ahead.