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Halas Intrigue podcast: Caleb Williams' ups and downs at OTAs

The good — and not so good — for the rookie quarterback.

By Sun-Times staff

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams — Bears quarterback Caleb Williams throws a pass during rookie minicamp at Halas Hall on May 11, 2024.\

Patrick Finley and Mark Potash talk about how the Bears hope Caleb Williams’ practice struggles will portend good things in the future.

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