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ArticleA Chippy Joint Practice Between the Chicago Bears and Tennessee Titans
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stepped up and found Cole Kmet on a shuffle pass, and ripped a dart into a tight window outside the numbers. Red-zone work was even better for Chicago. Caleb threw two red-zone scores in one period, including an out to rookie WR Zavion Thomas and a play-action shot to a wide-open Kmet.
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Kmet featured heavily in red zone and trick plays; most consistent Bears weapon.

Kmet was a consistent weapon for the Bears offense throughout the joint practice. He caught a shuffle pass from Williams off an RPO, was wide-open on a play-action shot in red-zone work for a touchdown, and was part of a trick play (handoff to D'Andre Swift, pitch back to Williams, downfield to Kmet). The tight-end room was described as the most consistent Bears weapon of the day, with Kmet central to that success.

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