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Bears offense shines early, Titans defense fights back in joint practice
28 Aug
Summary
- Caleb Williams started strong, completing 9 of 11 passes and connecting with multiple receivers.
- The tight end group was a consistent weapon, with impressive plays and praise from reporters.
- Injuries to key defensive players and corners impacted the Bears in the later practice stages.
The Chicago Bears concluded their training camp with a physical joint practice against the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. Quarterback Caleb Williams and the Bears' tight ends had a strong start, with Williams completing a high percentage of passes and spreading the ball effectively. The offense demonstrated red-zone prowess, scoring multiple touchdowns during drills.
However, the practice saw a shift in momentum as the Titans' defense improved their coverage and pressure in the second half. The Bears also faced challenges with injuries to key defensive players, including starting cornerbacks, which allowed the Titans to gain an advantage. Despite the intensity and some scuffles, both teams appeared to emerge relatively healthy with valuable takeaways before their preseason finale.
