Chicago Bears' mandatory minicamp is underway, with key players set to showcase their skills under new head coach Ben Johnson. Quarterback Caleb Williams, the first overall pick, is the centerpiece of this revamped team. He will need to quickly adapt to Johnson's offensive philosophy after a mixed OTA performance. Fellow first-round pick, wide receiver Luther Burden III, is recovering from injury and aims to establish chemistry with Williams, while Rome Odunze looks to solidify his role in the offense.

In the backfield, Roschon Johnson is vying for a significant role as a potential RB2 alongside D'Andre Swift. Offensive lineman Drew Dalman is crucial for protecting Williams and facilitating smooth exchanges during practice. Meanwhile, rookie Ozzy Trapilo is making a name for himself at left tackle, taking advantage of opportunities with veteran Braxton Jones absent. Defensively, Grady Jarrett will be leading from the front, aiming to set a tone for the Bears' defense.