As soon as the Chicago Bears fired former head coach Matt Eberflus the day after a humiliating Thanksgiving Day loss, the first time in the franchise's 105-year

The Chicago Bears defense dominated from the start against coach Ben Johnson's offense to begin training camp Wednesday as Caleb Williams' first pass was picked off by Tremaine Edmunds.

Gervon Dexter Sr. made big strides in his second season, as his numbers significantly increased. His impact was greater before Billings went down with four of his five sacks, three of his four tackles for loss, and 12 of his 19 QB hits coming in the first eight weeks.

It's a bit of a throwback to the days of the Buddy Ryan era with Dennis Allen's scheme becoming aggressive instead of always sitting back in soft zones.

When Caleb Williams twice had difficulty getting a play called Wednesday, Ben Johnson yanked the Chicago Bears QB and the first-unit offense from the action.

The Chicago Bears shouldn't be done adding to their defense, and that's especially true along the edge. A trade idea involving the Cincinnati Bengals would be just what the doctor ordered in Chicago.

Jaquan Brisker, Tyrique Stevenson and Tremaine Edmunds are some of the players to watch during camp at Halas Hall.