Chicago Bears Quarterback Caleb Williams Has Improved In His Practice
Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is wasting no time in making sure he’s fully prepared for the season ahead. After weeks of light drills and limited activity due to minor discomfort earlier in training camp, the No. 1 overall pick has decided to move ahead into a more physically demanding, “fit practice” regimen. This step marks a key moment in his transition from college football’s brightest star to the leader of Chicago’s offense.
Williams’ decision reflects both confidence in his physical readiness and a determination to adapt quickly to the Bears’ system. Sources around Halas Hall suggest that the young quarterback has been eager to push himself beyond walkthroughs and controlled reps, seeking more live-action scenarios to sharpen his timing and decision-making. His shift to fit practice will include more full-speed drills, heavier conditioning work, and expanded participation in scrimmage periods.
For head coach Matt Eberflus, this is a welcome sign. The Bears have been careful to balance Williams’ development with the need to keep him healthy, knowing the franchise’s long-term hopes rest on his success. “Caleb’s showing the kind of mindset we want — one that’s all about preparation and growth,” Eberflus said earlier this week.
While this move doesn’t guarantee instant results on Sundays, it’s a critical step in building chemistry and rhythm before the regular season. If Williams can maintain this level of focus and physical commitment, the Bears may finally have the consistent quarterback play fans have long been waiting for. For now, the rookie is clearly all in — and ready to work.