Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron has been in a situation with multiple passing targets available like in Chicago and has an idea how and why to use them.
When the Bears went from one wide receiver threat to three and one tight end to two, the question after the euphoria wore off was an obvious one.Offensive coordinator Shane Waldron has three years of experience at his job and already has been in a similar situation in terms of targets, so he has a pretty good idea how all of this can work.
"And with Cole and Gerald and the other tight ends and KB at fullback , we got a lot of different pieces that we can utilize."It was also interesting he pointed out Blasingame because in Seattle he didn't have a fullback position on the roster. They had Cullan Gillaspia for six games in 2022, a 6-foot-2, 235-pounder.
Waldron called the spring a time of learning not just for players as they take in his offensive system, but also for himself as he looks at the hand he's dealt. Obviously things can change by the start of training camp.
The Bears are trying to weigh where QB Caleb Williams is at on a daily basis in his offensive understanding, but it's also a situation where the full team is learning.
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