Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey has confirmed the team's interest in signing Tom Brady during his free agency in 2020, a pursuit that was described as 'stealth' by the quarterback himself. Despite the Bears' efforts, they ended up trading for Nick Foles instead. Fast forward to 2024, McCaskey is optimistic about the team's future with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who was drafted first overall and is being supported by a strong coaching staff to help him succeed.

Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey has confirmed the team's interest in signing quarterback Tom Brady during his free agency in 2020, a pursuit that was described as 'stealth' by Brady himself. At that time, the Bears were struggling with quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, which led them to explore options, including Brady. Ultimately, the Bears traded for Nick Foles instead. Now, McCaskey is focused on supporting rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who was drafted first overall and is seen as a key part of the team's future.

Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey confirmed the team's interest in signing Tom Brady during his free agency in 2020, revealing that the pursuit was more stealthy than publicized. At the time, the Bears were looking for alternatives after a disappointing season with quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. Four years later, McCaskey is optimistic about the future with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who was drafted first overall and is being supported by a structured environment to succeed.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling has been ruled out of the preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers due to a neck injury sustained during a tackle. The injury occurred after he made a catch from quarterback Ben DiNucci. Valdes-Scantling was evaluated on the field and later carted off. This injury adds to a list of injuries affecting the Bills, including quarterback Mitchell Trubisky and tight end Quintin Morris. The team is still working on finalizing their wide receiver lineup after an offseason reshuffle.