The Bears were back on the field Saturday morning with their fourth padded practice, where Caleb Williams and the offense are looking comfortable.

Here are three observations from the eighth day of Jets training camp: Between several different reported notes, the offense had their best day of camp so far this summer.

Not much has changed at running back. Rhamondre Stevenson is the top option, while rookie TreVeyon Henderson should see plenty of reps in both the run and passing game. Antonio Gibson could see a dip in snap count, but he'll still be involved on offense. Meanwhile, newcomer Lan Larison rounds out the depth at this position.

I t's still early, but Spencer Shrader appears to have the lead over Maddux Trujillo in the Indianapolis Colts' competition at kicker. Following Saturday's practice, special teams coordinator Brian Mason mentioned that Shrader has made 87% of his field goal attempts in training camp while Trujillo has made 74%.

Tyler Warren still appreciates the blue-and-white team colors. Everything else has changed — his number, the shade of blue he wears, even his new decals-laden helmet. This is what happens when the best tight end in college football turns pro.

This is what happens when the best tight end in college football turns pro. Warren, Penn State's most versatile player in 2024, now finds himself on a steep, speedy and increasingly steady learning curve at training camp with the Indianapolis Colts.