Bears WRs coach Antwaan Randle El called plays in the second half Saturday
The Bears scored 24 points and put up 235 yards in the second half of their 34-10 preseason win over the Browns on Saturday.
The Chicago Bears scored 24 points and gained 235 yards in the second half of their 34-10 preseason victory over the Cleveland Browns on Saturday. Wide receivers coach and assistant head coach Antwaan Randle El took charge of calling the plays during the second half of the game. Quarterback Tyson Bagent expressed his admiration for Randle El, saying "Has anybody ever had a better first outing than Antwaan Randle El?"
Johnson, impressed with Randle El's performance, remarked "He did a phenomenal job" indicating his confidence in the team's support. Declan Doyle, who had previously served as the Bears' offensive coordinator, was replaced by Randle El, who was praised for his leadership, relatability to players, and authentic communication style.
As a former NFL star receiver, Randle El has been associated with the Bears since Johnson joined the team in 2025.
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