The Chicago Bears are gearing up for training camp, and there are plenty of storylines to watch.

Offensively, the Bears will be looking to integrate their new rookie quarterback, Caleb Williams, into the fold. Williams was drafted with the first overall pick, and he’ll be counted on to lead the Bears’ offense for years to come. The Bears also added wide receiver Rome Odunze in the first round to give Williams a talented weapon to throw to.

One of the biggest questions facing the Bears’ offense is how they’ll replace quarterback Justin Fields, who was traded away in the offseason. The Bears don’t have a proven veteran backup on the roster, so Williams will be under a lot of pressure to perform right away.

Another storyline to watch on offense is how the Bears’ scheme will be adapted to fit Williams’ skillset. Williams is a mobile quarterback who can make plays with his legs, so the Bears may look to incorporate more designed runs and play-action passes into their offense.

On defense, the Bears are hoping to get more production from their edge rushers. Montez Sweat, DeMarcus Walker, and Dominique Robinson are all talented players, but they haven’t consistently produced at a high level. The Bears need these players to step up and generate more pressure on opposing quarterbacks.