Bears Training Camp Report, Day 12: RB D’Andre Swift Shines in Scrimmage
D'Andre Swift broke a 62-yard touchdown run as the Bears’ controlled scrimmage ended early after Skyler Thomas intercepted Tyson Bagent.
- On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears held their 11th training camp practice at Halas Hall, where running back D'Andre Swift dominated with multiple explosive plays, including a 62-yard touchdown run against the second-team defense.
- Quarterback Caleb Williams demonstrated increased comfort in his second training camp, with head coach Ben Johnson noting improved command of play installations compared to his overwhelming rookie season.
- The passing attack produced significant plays, with Williams connecting with wide receiver Rome Odunze for a 58-yard pass that flipped the field during first-team drills.
- Safety Skyler Thomas intercepted quarterback Tyson Bagent during a late two-minute drill, providing the defense a final highlight as the scrimmage concluded.
- Coaches will meet Wednesday to evaluate roster battles, particularly the left tackle competition between Jedrick Wills Jr. and Kiran Amegadjie, before the team returns to Halas Hall on Thursday.
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Bears camp notebook: Caleb Williams, D’Andre Swift stand out during Ben Johnson’s ‘big-time’ scrimmage practice - CHGO Sports
LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Two first downs and the offense wins the drill. That was the goal for quarterback Caleb Williams and the rest of the Bears starters when they took the field backed up to their own 1-yard line. “The whole objective is get the ball in play,” Williams said. On the first play, Williams thought he earned a free five yards and deep shot by getting the defensive linemen to jump. No flag was thrown, though, as Williams’ pass to rece…
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