This all traces back to the finger nail painting and unusual choices in clothing by Williams during his college days, something no one had seemed to care about since he got to Halas Hall for the start of OTAs.

The bag appeared only partially and very briefly in the scene about 10 minutes into the show, so it’s difficult to say what it was but Williams is likely to speak to media on Thursday after coach Matt Eberflus announces whether he’ll start against Buffalo.

Even worse than any purse or bag was undrafted Canadian rookie offensive lineman Theo Benedet stripping down to a pair of “Speedo” style underwear with an eagle head on them as he sang “Proud to Be an American.” It was during the Bears’ traditional rookie initiation routine of singing for the team.

“I did know that Theo was going to be on there and I saw the highlight of that just because I had to see the reactions,” T.J. Edwards said. “From the wild things I’ve seen, that’s what it’s about right? It’s great for people to see—I don’t know if that part’s great to see but it’s cool.”

Edwards recalled singing his rookie year in Philadelphia.

“And it was probably the worst thing I ever did, I got done with it and I was good to go,” Edwards said.

Kicker Cairo Santos heard about the scene when Nick Saban visited with Eberflus and during it there were highlights of Eberflus as a college player for Saban at Toledo, drilling ball carriers as a Rockets linebacker.

Santos is a bit concerned these days about being put in the unenviable task of being a last-resort tackler on kicks with this year’s new kicking rule.

“Yeah, he can hit,” Santos said of Eberflus. “Maybe can teach me how to tackle.”

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