Entering the final stretch of the preseason, Chicago Bears training camp has showcased significant developments. As the team gears up for joint practices with the Miami Dolphins, the competition has intensified, revealing a more cohesive offense and an aggressive defensive strategy. Notably, defensive coordinator Dennis Allen has employed exotic blitz packages, putting quarterback Caleb Williams to the test. The offensive unit initially struggled, facing challenges with communication, leading to several delay of game penalties during practice.

Amidst the scrutiny, Caleb's performance has drawn mixed reviews. While early drills illustrated inconsistency, recent practices suggest a gradual improvement. As the Bears prepare for their first preseason game, the coaching staff's approach to game reps—and how they balance joint practices with actual game scenarios—will be pivotal. The team's success hinges on overcoming operational hurdles and capitalizing on the offensive rhythm developed through training camp.