Anyone wo believed the Bears were going to create an offensive force overnight doesn't understand the challenge faced by new head coach Ben Johnson.

That's what happened on Friday during the Bears' practice on the field. It was a rough day for Chicago's offense and quarterback Caleb Williams, who was reportedly picked off on back-to-back plays, but finished strong to end the day.

Expect the unexpected with the new Chicago Bears offense and the use of their top wide receiver could be part of this.

With two weeks to go until training camp, the Bears are entering the final stretch of roster preparation—and the latest wave of additions has sparked quiet curiosity across Chicago. According to Just Another Year Chicago,

While the Bears completely revamped the interior of their offensive line this offseason, the unit will also include veteran tackles Darnell Wright and Braxton Jones. The Bears' first-round selection in 2023, Wright has started 33 games at right tackle in his first two NFL seasons.

Waldron, 45, was hired by the Bears on Jan. 23 after spending the previous three seasons as the offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks.

With a revamped offensive line, Swift will finally have the lanes he needs to consistently hit his explosive speed. ESPN’s Mike Clay projects Swift to surpass 1,000 rushing yards… pic.twitter ...

The most intriguing part of the Bears’ offensive line will be at left tackle. Starting left tackle Braxton Jones is recovering from an ankle injury he suffered last season, but PFF noted that ...