The Chicago Bears kicked off their mandatory minicamp, showcasing a mix of optimism and challenges as new offensive coordinator Ben Johnson emphasizes the importance of details. Quarterback Caleb Williams was a standout during the two-minute drill, leading the offense to a notable 94-yard touchdown drive, despite facing some struggles with deep throws. Not all players participated fully, with some key rookies missing due to injury and contractual issues. Overall, the offense outperformed the defense during the camp, with notable contributions from players like DJ Moore and Cole Kmet, as the Bears aim to build momentum heading into the season.