The Chicago Bears recently conducted their rookie mini camp, showcasing multiple standout players and potential future stars. Among them, Jade Walker, an undrafted free agent from Texas A&M, impressed with his size and speed, running a 4.45 40-yard dash. His route-running skills caught the attention of the coaching staff, and while he missed one catch, he demonstrated the potential to make the practice squad.

However, the camp wasn't without concern, as Luther Burden, a top draft pick, suffered an injury towards the end of practice. Though the severity is still unknown, the situation raised alarms within the organization. Meanwhile, rookie running backs faced some struggles, particularly with drops and minor mishaps during drills. The most notable highlight came from the new running backs coach, Eric Bieniemy, who instilled a sense of accountability among players.