Fantasy football managers have been salivating over this Chicago Bears offense now that it's in Year 2 under Ben Johnson.
Caleb Williams is stepping into a pivotal season, and many believe he is going to take a gigantic step now that he is fully immersed in Johnson's offense. If he does, then people will be fighting over pieces of this offense in the fantasy world.
Colston Loveland very well could finish as the TE1. Luther Burden III has a hype train that might never stop until he finishes the season as a WR1. There's also a world where he and Rome Odunze are both must-have fantasy starters and wind up becoming legitimate top-end WR2/low-end WR1 options.
As training camp and the preseason get into full force, we'll provide the latest updates that every fantasy manager has to have when it comes to these Bears.
Note: This story will be updated regularly throughout the Chicago Bears' training camp and preseason.
Notable Chicago Bears training camp battles with a fantasy impact
The biggest camp battle that could have some fantasy impact in 2026 is at the wide receiver position behind Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III. With DJ Moore now in Buffalo, these two are the lead dogs.
But who becomes the WR3 behind them and could potentially have an impact in a deeper league or, of course, a dynasty format? Is it rookie Zavion Thomas, veteran Kalif Raymond, or second-year pro Jahdae Walker? Surely, it can't be Scotty Miller, right?
Fantasy-relevant Bears injury news
Entering training camp, the only notable injury news that impacts the fantasy world is the continued saga of Rome Odunze's foot. Last year, he missed multiple games due to the injury. Now, he's healthy and has to get used to his "new normal," which has nothing to do with pain, just a callous that's formed on his foot.
The moral of the story: Odunze is healthy heading into camp.
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Actionable Bears fantasy football takeaways
All signs point to the moon for Caleb Williams and the top Bears skill players in 2026. If everyone stays healthy, Ben Johnson's offense is going to provide fantasy managers with much fruit.
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