Overview

• Johnson said Chicago’s practice habits have not matched a championship standard and that preparation is directly showing up in games.
• After reviewing the loss to Detroit, he said the Lions played harder, calling it a reflection on the coaching staff and players.
• Chicago ran a two-hour Wednesday practice with heightened urgency, emphasizing finish, technique, blocking and ball security.
• Johnson warned that players who do not work or contribute off the ball risk losing roles, with this week’s sessions determining snaps.
• Quarterback Caleb Williams and tight end Cole Kmet described the practice as a needed reset as the 0-2 Bears prepare to host Dallas on Sunday.