Most of the Bears roster has been apparent but Friday night's performance could have won a job for a few players. Here's a last attempt to call who makes it.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Chicago Bears in a preseason game, exposing the Bears' defensive struggles and highlighting the need for reinforcements, while Tyson Bagent showed why he's worth his contract extension with three touchdown drives.

There wasn't really a kicking competition in camp despite there being two kickers on the 90-man roster. That was officially put to bed two days after Santos booted a 57-yard field goal in Chicago's preseason game against Miami and the team waived rookie Jonathan Kim.

After watching his offense take a step back in Kansas City, Chicago Bears' head coach Ben Johnson is hinting at scaling back the offense for Caleb Williams.

What we’ve learned: The Bears are treating Odunze like a classic No. 1 receiver and Moore like a chess piece, moving him from the slot to the outside to even the running back slot. Zaccheaus, a slot receiver, has been as consistently excellent as any player in camp.

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears starters are expected to play in Friday’s preseason finale in Kansas City, while other players are fighting for spots on the 53-man roster.

Bleacher Report's Alex Kay has proposed a solution for Chicago, suggesting that the Bears swing a trade to acquire Kayvon Thibodeaux from the New York Giants. More specifically, Kay has Chicago sending third and fifth-round draft picks to the Giants in exchange for the youngster.

As part of his Caleb Cares Foundation, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams treated a group of educators to a recent game at Soldier Field. Before Williams closes out the preseason in Friday's finale against the Kansas City Chiefs, he invited a group of teachers to Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills ahead of the upcoming school year.

See what all of Kansas City's stars wore when they arrived at Arrowhead Stadium for the Chiefs' preseason finale against the Chicago Bears.

Tyson Bagent became emotional when realizing how far he has come from his humble West Virginia roots to earn a $10 million contract extension.

Analysis: Bears starters got to test themselves against starters for the first time and only made themselves look bad en route to a big deficit against KC.