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Bears 2024 training camp observations roundup: Offense had clean operation on Day 8

Jul 27, 2024; Lake Forest, IL, USA; Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams (18) throws a pass during Chicago Bears Training Camp at Halas Hall. Mandatory Credit: David Banks-USA TODAY Sports

The Chicago Bears were back at Halas Hall for training camp on Monday morning for their eighth practice of the summer ahead of their first preseason game on Thursday.

Following back-to-back padded practices, the Bears had a light, non-padded workout on Monday, which was held inside at the Walter Payton Center due to weather. Chicago's offense bounced back following a couple of rough practices from an operational standpoint. Quarterback Caleb Williams also had some highlight-worthy throws.

As far as attendance goes, right guard Nate Davis was sidelined after suffering a "strain" during Saturday's practice. In his absence, Ryan Bates stepped in at right guard with Coleman Shelton at center. Cornerback Kyler Gordon, who's been dealing with "tightness," remains out. Elsewhere, running backs Travis Homer and Ian Wheelers, defensive end Jacob Martin and receiver Nsimba Webster also didn't participate.

Here are some observations, from media members in attendance, following Monday's training camp practice:

Caleb Williams-Rome Odunze connect for highlight worthy TD

Williams to Keenan Allen also impressed

Smooth operation for offense

Tyrique Stevenson, Greg Stroman Jr. were standouts

Offense had strong start in 11-on-11 but struggled during 2-minute drill

Offense focused on pre-snap procedures

Caleb Williams impressed during red zone session

Offensive line with Nate Davis' absence

Day 8 highlights

Attendance updates

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