Chicago Bears training camp begins this week. Here’s a position-by-position breakdown of how Ben Johnson’s offense is shaping up ahead of the 2025 season.

Jaquan Brisker, Tyrique Stevenson and Tremaine Edmunds are some of the players to watch during camp at Halas Hall.

Last year this time, Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift was viewed as a potential missing piece to a running game that lacked an explosive home-run hitter. It's why general manager Ryan Poles signed the former Detroit Lion and Philadelphia Eagle to a three-year, $24 million contract in free agency.

Bears quarterback Case Keenum has been activated from the NFI list and will be full-go when Chicago kicks off training camp this week.

Shemar Turner and Ozzy Trapilo are now poised to begin Chicago Bears training camp on time, and that could be a sign that Luther Burden III soon might follow.

Some Bears defensive players need to be watched closer during training camp because of specific circumstances involving their situation or others players.

Quarterback Caleb Williams is entering an important second season following an impactful offseason where the franchise built around him. That included the hiring of head coach Ben Johnson, who's regarded as one of the NFL's best offensive minds, revamping the offensive line and adding even more weapons for him to use.