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After defeating the Browns 34-10 last weekend at Soldier Field, the Bears face Ohio's other team, the Bengals, Saturday night in Cincinnati. Here are six players to watch in the preseason contest at Paycor Stadium.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams produced the highlight of Thursday's joint practice with the Bengals by throwing three touchdown passes in a red-zone drill.

Already a dynamic duo on the field, Bears receivers Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III are also teaming up off the field as the NFL season approaches.

Coach Ben Johnson handed over play-calling duties in the second half of the Bears' preseason opener to assistant Antwaan Randle El, and the offense responded by scoring 24 points and amassing 235 yards in a 34-10 win over the Browns.

Before the Bears departed Halas Hall for Cincinnati, Caleb Williams highlighted a short practice by throwing touchdown passes on three straight plays in a 7-on-7 red-zone drill.

Third-year receiver Rome Odunze is focusing on improving every part of his game during training camp and is eager to put that work, as well as the work of the entire Bears offense, on display during Thursday's joint practice in Cincinnati.

Here's where to watch, listen to and stream the Bears' second preseason game of the 2026 season against the Bengals, which kicks off at 6 p.m. CT Saturday, Aug. 22 in Cincinnati.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams excelled in Tuesday's training camp practice, especially late in the workout when he showed perfect touch and pinpoint accuracy.

Bears offensive coordinator Press Taylor grew up following in the footsteps of his older brother, Zac, a path that will lead them to opposite sides of the field this week in Cincinnati.

The Chicago Bears have signed defensive lineman Marcus Davenport and defensive back Deantre Prince and waived running back Coleman Bennett and tight end Nikola Kalinic (injury designation).