Hits From Halas: D'Andre Swift Dazzles During Not so 'Big-Time Practice'
D'Andre Swift broke a 62-yard touchdown run as the Bears’ controlled scrimmage ended early after Skyler Thomas intercepted Tyson Bagent.
- Running back D'Andre Swift set the tone during the Chicago Bears' 11th practice at Halas Hall on Tuesday, breaking free for a 62-yard touchdown run against the second-team defense.
- Quarterback Caleb Williams demonstrated increased comfort during his second training camp, commanding the offense with greater poise as head coach Ben Johnson noted his improved handling of play installations.
- The passing attack produced big plays when Williams connected with wide receiver Rome Odunze for a 58-yard pass that flipped the field, while the offense moved efficiently from their own 1-yard line.
- Safety Skyler Thomas intercepted quarterback Tyson Bagent during a late two-minute drill, providing the defense a key highlight as the unit surged late in the scrimmage.
- Coaches will meet Wednesday to evaluate roster battles, specifically the left tackle competition between Jedrick Wills Jr. and Kiran Amegadjie, before the team returns to Halas Hall on Thursday.
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Hits from Halas: D'Andre Swift dazzles during not so 'big-time practice'
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (WGN) — What was billed as a "big-time practice" for the Chicago Bears at Halas Hall on Tuesday went off without a hitch and ended almost 40 minutes earlier than expected, with the run game taking center stage. No scuffles. No dust-ups. No animated jawing between the offense and the defense. The most [...]
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Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson met with the media on Tuesday ahead of practice and had plenty to say to reporters at Halas Hall. Among those things was an update on safety Coby Bryant, who, despite previous reporting, will be sidelined four to six months after undergoing surgery. You can find more on Bryant’s new timeline here. But we’ll start with the head coach’s comments on today’s practice. Johnson said that Tuesday’s practice would b…
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