The Chicago Bears wrapped up their offseason training program Tuesday, signaling the last time we'll potentially hear from coach Ben Johnson and Co. until late July when training camp starts.

Scott Bair, Carmen Vitali and Mike Norman share their thoughts on an eventful week that included Bears rookies receiving their first reps with the full team, Jaquan Brisker back in action after his concussion, offensive linemen catching passes and an early look at Johnson running the show.

You'll hear from Johnson on whom he believed the standout players were, how Caleb Williams can improve his deep-ball accuracy, and updates on rookies Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III.

Johnson also shares his thoughts on Brisker returning to practice, plus you'll hear from Brisker himself on his journey back to the team.

The Chicago Bears started their first mandatory minicamp under coach Ben Johnson on Tuesday, and our insider, Scott Bair, was at Halas Hall to bring you the latest news from practice and the podium.

On this episode, you'll hear Johnson talk about his relationship with D'Andre Swift, Cole Kmet share his reaction to the Bears drafting a tight end at No. 10, and DJ Moore explaining the much-needed intensity brought to the locker room by Johnson and the growth he's seen from Caleb Williams. Later in the show, Herb Howard from The Bigs joins us and takes us inside the locker room.

Chicago Bears play-by-play announcer Jeff Joniak joins the show to share his takeaways from rookie minicamp. Along with Scott Bair, Carmen Vitali and Mike Norman, Joniak discusses why the energy feels (and sounds) different at camp, dives into coach Ben Johnson's intensity and explains why the "Chicago is where quarterbacks go to die" comment won't affect Caleb Williams or the team. They also discuss the window the front office is creating with Joe Thuney's contract extension, and react to the Tush Push almost being banned by league owners last week.