The first week of Bears' camp concluded with the Bears' offense looking much better compared to the early days. Caleb Williams wasn't perfect, but he looked in control.

The Chicago Bears have wrapped their first week of training camp, and there was plenty to unpack from the first four practices.

ESPN's Courtney Cronin provided a more balanced view, noting that after a difficult 7-for-7 red zone period, the Bears offense bounced back with back-to-back completions to Rome Odunze and Zaccheaus during 11-on-11s. She also pointed out the Bears' defensive backs' strong coverage near the goal line.

Williams continued to struggle in the Bears’ third training-camp practice, particularly during red-zone drills.

Offensive coordinator Declan Doyle offers an explanation why the main Bears receiver from the past two years has been less of a target point so far in camp.

The Bears aren’t sounding the alarm yet after three training camp practices. Quarterback Caleb Williams and the offense have struggled to build much momentum in new coach Ben Johnson’s system.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is fine with a three-man race during training camp determining who will start at left tackle this season