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CHICAGO, IN - AUGUST 17: Caleb Williams #18 of the Chicago Bears drops the ball back to pass during the first quarter of an NFL preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals, at Soldier Field on August 17, 2024 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images)

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After watching “Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Chicago Bears,” it’s hard not to have a good feeling about this team.

Yes, the Bears are 0-0. The real season doesn’t start until Sunday at 1 p.m., when the team welcomes the Tennessee Titans to town.

But the good vibes have continued throughout the preseason, during which the Bears went 4-0. No. 1 draft pick, quarterback Caleb Williams, appears ready for prime time. The Bears appear to be well-matched on and off the field, as their chemistry is on full display heading into the season opener.

Take for example this interaction between star player Jaylon Johnson and rookie wide receiver Rome Odunze.

We’ll see if all this translates into regular season success soon enough, but for now, in the fifth and final episode of “Hard Knocks” we showed how the team wrapped up its pre-season preparation and trimmed down the roster to 53 players.

Bears general manager Ryan Poles spoke about that problem.

Poland was in the spotlight Tuesday for a number of reasons, of course. One of them was a particularly tough cut by defensive back Adrian Colbert, a seasoned veteran who has overcome tragedy, adversity and enormous obstacles in his life to become an NFL player.

Colbert did not make it to the last 53 and that was clearly an attack on the Poles.

Khari D. Thompson @kdthompson5

What a moment from Ryan Poles. You see that his character and his care for his players is not an act.
And it’s impossible not to support Adrian Colbert.

DJ Moore Fan Club @DJMooreFC

Seeing Poland get angry because Colbert really hit like a truck 😔

Ultimately, the two parties parted on good terms.

Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. @wiltfongjr

Adrian Colbert on #Bears GM Ryan Poles, “Ryan’s been absolutely amazing. Such a great guy, such a great leader, very present with his players in creating this environment where players can be their full selves.” https://t.co/AgBBtyGuVw

Another was because the Bears received a trade offer for running back/wide receiver Velus Jones Jr., who eventually made the team. Chicago, however, made no move.

Courtney Cronin @CourtneyRCronin

On the latest episode of Hard Knocks, a conversation between Ryan Poles and Matt Eberflus was about a team inquiring about Velus Jones Jr. via trade. It’s unclear what was offered, but Poles said he would “never go below a fourth.”
Jones was selected in the third round in 2022.

DaWindyCity Productions @dwcprodz

Wow, looks like there was a trade offer from another team for Velus Jones
But Poland said it was below a fourth-round value

It’s clear that the team values him highly.

Ben Devine @Chicago_NFL

The Bears were offered a draft pick for Velus Jones, but Poles said he wouldn’t trade him for less than a fourth-round pick. Chicago values his versatility. #DaBears

Nicholas Moreano @NicholasMoreano

Matt Eberflus had some strong words when he discussed Velus Jones Jr. in the latest Hard Knocks:
“This guy is a potential game changer, honestly. In certain places.”

Ultimately, it’s been nothing but good vibes for the Chicago Bears this preseason. Fans are, to say the least, excited.

Beettus @jakebeettus

That episode was amazing. Man, it gave me goosebumps and made me emotional. I am so ready for this season. I truly believe something special is brewing. #HardKnocks

Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. @wiltfongjr

Some #NFL Fans were upset about the lack of drama with the #Bears on #HardKnocksbut what drama is there with this team? It’s year 3 for a roster rewritten by Ryan Poles who values character and professionalism in his players. This group is focused on winning, not drama.

Mike Nunez @CoachNooner

#HardKnocks was a great season. The no swearing policy, seeing genuine compassion for injured players, the GM taking the time to criticize players who were fired. The franchise feels like it has the ship back on track. It feels great to be a #Bears fan. It’s time for continued success.

Tyler Buterbaugh @Tyler Buterbaugh

My final thoughts on Bears #Hard blows:
Bears will be back soon
The atmosphere in Chicago is great
Sunday can’t come any sooner#Bears.

diego @d1ego_777

#Hard blows
By far the best episode
Lots of emotions and touched the heart
Great series. I enjoyed every moment, every episode.
The off-season is now over
Regular season is here, baby!!!

declared an outlaw sjl @cute

Just finished #HardKnocks It’s been a long time since I was so proud to have a @ChicagoBears fan. I loved seeing the relationships the players, coaches and owners have created this summer. There is something special going on in ChiTown! #BearDown

The episode, of course, ends with a shot of Williams centering himself during practice as the regular season rapidly approaches.

The time is almost here, as the Bears kick off against the Titans on Sunday at 1:00 PM (Eastern Time).

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