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

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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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