Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is getting increasingly comfortable with his new offense. After participating in rookie minicamp, Williams is now in the next phase of offseason workouts via organized team activities (OTAs). The No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft appears to already be building chemistry with a slew of veteran pass-catchers that includes D.J. Moore and Keenan Allen.
Voluntary practices took place on Monday and Tuesday at Halas Hall. A third practice is scheduled for Thursday. Before that scrimmage kicked off, the Bears' excellent social media team released some brief videos highlighting some of Williams' more exciting completions from practices earlier in the week.
In these edited clips seen below, Williams is getting familiar with last year's No. 1 wideout Moore. Tight ends Cole Kmet and Gerald Everett also get involved. Williams is already learning to spread the ball around to the wealth of pass-catching weapons at his disposal.
Local members of the media will be in attendance for Thursday's OTAs practice. The offseason schedule indicates that follow-up practices will occur on May 28-29 and May 31. Mandatory minicamp will then mark its arrival from June 4-6 before a summer break with training camp scheduled for mid-July.
Here's to hoping more Williams-related video content graces our social feeds from Thursday's practice.
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