Here’s everything that happened on Day 2 of Chicago Bears minicamp

The second day of the Chicago Bears’ mandatory minicamp is over, and beat reporters who were on site for the practice session provided instant updates on all of the on-field action.

Check out this collection of social media posts to catch up on the latest happenings at Halas Hall.

Bears mandatory minicamp Day 2 observations

-Did not see Braxton Jones at practice. Cole Kmet, Tyler Scott were held out.

-Caleb Williams and the offense had a better day but still several learning moments for the QB, who threw an interception to Tremaine Edmunds in 7-on-7.…

— Courtney Cronin (@CourtneyRCronin) June 5, 2024

The Bears wrapped up their second day of veteran minicamp. Cole Kmet and Braxton Jones were sidelines with undisclosed injuries, though Matt Eberflus said both were precautionary matters.

— Chris Emma (@CEmma670) June 5, 2024

No doubt. He put on an absolute clinic. Had 4 punts downed inside the 5, including one he bounced out at the 1yd line and another that was caught in the air by the coverage team at the 1yd line. He had an additional 3 punts downed inside the 10. And it was a windy day at Halas.… https://t.co/tKHwKU8rqL

— Herb Howard (@HerbHoward411) June 5, 2024

Bears QB Caleb Williams and the offense did finish the two-minute drill with a FG by Cairo Santos. Roschon Johnson, Rome Odunze and Keenan Allen all caught passes. But here’s an important note: the pass rush appeared to be purposely stopping after its first couple steps.

— Adam Jahns (@adamjahns) June 5, 2024

Two highlights from Bears’ 7-on-7s today.

LB Tremaine Edmunds made a leaping INT of Caleb Williams over the middle and raced into the end zone.

On the next play, Williams hit Velus Jones Jr. for a TD on a long bomb vs. CB Terell Smith and with most of the first D out.

— Adam Jahns (@adamjahns) June 5, 2024

Caleb Williams and the offense had another tough day against the Bears defense. Williams was picked off in 7-on-7 by Tremaine Edmunds but finished the period with a deep touchdown to Velus Jones.

Offense was better in 11-on-11 with Williams finding Keenan Allen several times.… https://t.co/GJuMuBfsCY

— Josh Schrock (@Schrock_And_Awe) June 5, 2024

It’s worth noting that beauty — and a good practice performance — is in the eye of the beholder. Some Bears reporters are infamous curmudgeons who love to live in the negative. It’s great to see some positive updates about Caleb Williams, but it’s also expected that he’ll struggle with timing and rhythm as he adjusts to the NFL.