Chicago Bears players participated in organized team activities on May 28 and June 3, 2026, at Halas Hall in Lake Forest. These sessions provided an opportunity for the team to practice and develop their skills for the upcoming season.
Offensive Players in Action
Rome Odunze, wide receiver, showcased his versatility by both throwing and catching passes during the activities. Running back D’Andre Swift also participated actively, making significant plays.
Offensive linemen Caden Barnett and Logan Jones worked together during the sessions. Quarterbacks Caleb Williams, Case Keenum, and Miller Moss practiced their throws and exercised with teammates.
Defensive Drills and Team Dynamics
Defensive back Cam Lewis and linebackers Ruben Hyppolite II, Devin Bush, and Jon Rhattigan engaged in drills focusing on strength and agility. The team concentrated on improving defense and enhancing their strategies.
Cornerback Jaylon Johnson and safeties Coby Bryant and Elijah Hicks participated in warm-ups and drills. These activities aimed at refining the players’ skills for better performance.
Coaching and Media Interaction
Head coach Ben Johnson addressed the media, discussing the team’s progress and answering questions. Defensive coordinator Dennis Allen observed the field, providing guidance to players.
Players like D’Andre Swift and wide receiver Luther Burden III interacted with the media, sharing insights about their experiences and expectations.
Caleb Williams: The Rising Star
Quarterback Caleb Williams drew notable attention as he participated in the activities and also appeared in media interactions. He is set to become the first Chicago Bears player featured on the Madden NFL cover, highlighting his rising reputation.

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