Top 3 Stars of Day 7 in Bears Training Camp

Chicago Bears the training camp has started for the 2025 regular season. With the arrival of new head coach Ben Johnson, the Bears they're getting ready to regain relevance through key activities and gatherings at Halas Hall.

The starting lineup, including quarterback Caleb Williams, wide receivers Rome Odunze and DJ Moore, and defensive ends Grady Jarrett and Montez Sweat, will refine their abilities as they adapt to a different approach. Newcomers such as tight end Colston Loveland, receiver Luther Burden III, tackle Ozzy Trapilo, and defensive tackle Shemar Turner aim to make an immediate impact before their inaugural season begins. Meanwhile, backup athletes like offensive guard Doug Kramer, defensive end Dominique Robinson, and safety Jonathan Owens will strive to secure their positions amid strong rivalry.

Following every Bears During training camp practices, we here at Bears Wire will focus on a handful of players who made an impression throughout the day. On Wednesday, the Bears held a more relaxed session without equipment, yet some athletes still delivered standout performances:

1. WR Luther Burden

Freshman Luther Burden started slowly because of injuries and not fully understanding the plays, but he demonstrated why he was considered one of the top receivers from the 2025 NFL Draft. Burden had his most impressive performance so far at training camp, making a reception between two defenders by Williams on a short route, and delivered an amazing grab in the end zone, even though his feet touched down out of bounds. According to Chris Emma from The Score's 670. Nevertheless, these were the kinds of performances fans expected when Burden was chosen in the second round. There was significant worry regarding his future, but it's clear he's heading in the correct direction now that he has returned to play.

2. QB Case Keenum

The quarterbacks didn't have an outstanding day overall, yet experienced player Case Keenum seized chances to showcase his skills using the backup unit. Keenum threw two touchdowns in 11-on-11 drills, connecting with tight ends Stephen Carlson and Durham Smythe for scores. according to Dan Wiederer of the Chicago Tribune . Both athletes had clear opportunities, according to Zack Pearson from Bear Report. However, the quarterback needed to execute the passes, which Keenum did successfully each time.

3. CB Kyler Gordon

This is Kyler Gordon’s summer, and everyone is experiencing it. The rookie cornerback has received praise from his new coaching staff since the beginning of the off-season; he inked a contract extension that will position him among the top-earning players at his position, and he's expected to play a key role within defensive coordinator Dennis Allen's scheme. Best of all, Gordon has remained injury-free during training camp so far. When he's on the field, he creates moments such as the one he made against receiver Olamide Zaccheaus on Wednesday. Gordon leapt into action to disrupt a well-thrown pass meant for Zaccheaus, making a last-second dive that showcased his abilities and left Bears' coaches impressed.

This piece was first published on Bears Wire: 3 Notable Performers from Day 7 of Chicago Bears Training Camp