Kalif Raymond discusses Bears' success in two-minute drill
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 5:39 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Kalif Raymond, a wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, commented on the team's performance during a two-minute drill in practice on August 7, 2026. The offense executed a successful 65-yard scoring drive, highlighted by a touchdown from wide receiver Luther Burden III. This marked a positive turnaround for the Bears after previous struggles in practice. Raymond emphasized the importance of the unit's cohesion and adaptability, mentioning effective blocking and the integration of the run game. The effectiveness of the two-minute drill has been a focus for head coach Ben Johnson as training camp progresses, with plans for further successes in future practices.
- •Kalif Raymond is entering his first season with the Bears.
- •The two-minute drill led by quarterback Caleb Williams was successful.
- •Luther Burden III scored a touchdown in the drill.
- •Raymond praised the team's offensive execution and blocking.
- •Head coach Ben Johnson prioritizes two-minute drill effectiveness.
- 5:39 PMYahoo Sports — Kalif Raymond reacts to Bears' response in 2-minute drill
"Bears receiver Kalif Raymond sounded off on the offense's response in the two-minute drill during Thursday's practice.
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