Highlights from Day 4 of Bears training camp
It was a much better outing for the starting offense on Day 4, according to the media in attendance, where quarterback Caleb Williams had his best day of camp so far on a day that focused on third-down situations. Elsewhere, rookie tight end Colston Loveland made his debut in team drills, and he was already making plays.
During this closed practice (due to inclement weather), the media was in attendance to capture some quick highlights from the fourth workout. That included a glimpse at Eric Bieniemy coaching the running backs and looks at wide receivers DJ Moore and Rome Odunze during drills.
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Highlights from fourth practice of Bears training camp
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