Bears facing major Caleb Williams concern just weeks before season opener
The Chicago Bears are still searching for a clear answer at left tackle with the regular season rapidly approaching. As Caleb Williams prepares for his second NFL season, the team’s unresolved battle to protect his blind side has become one of the biggest concerns surrounding the offense. With multiple players competing for the job and no definitive starter named, head coach Ben Johnson faces a…
The Chicago Bears find themselves grappling with a significant challenge as they prepare to kick off the 2023 season just 19 days away. Quarterback Caleb Williams is set to take the field, but uncertainty looms over the starting spot at left tackle. Four players - Braxton Jones, Theo Benedet, Kiran Amegadjie, and Jedrick Wills Jr. - are still competing for the position, having battled for the spot since training camp began on July 29.
Coach Ben Johnson has not yet named a starter, acknowledging that the decision remains "hot" and that they are not yet convinced who the best choice is to face the Carolina Panthers. Jones has been seen as the favorite despite missing several practices due to injury, which opened opportunities for the other candidates to showcase their skills.
However, the Bears have not found a clear winner, making the remaining practices crucial in determining the starter. For the Bears, securing this decision is of utmost importance, as stability at left tackle will allow Williams to operate comfortably within the offense, without any complications arising from instability.
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