NASHVILLE, Tenn. — For Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears, what happened during Thursday’s joint practice with the Tennessee Titans is symbolic of what needs to change in 2026.
Chicago’s offense looked efficient at the start of team drills, with Williams leading the way. The third-year Bears quarterback hit wide receiver Rome Odunze perfectly in stride out of a crossing route. He stepped up in the pocket away from pressure and threw a nifty shuffle pass to tight end Cole Kmet. He completed a tight window throw outside the numbers. Williams hit Kmet for a wide open touchdown on another play.
After the halfway point of practice, though, the…
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