Recap: Notes and interviews from Day 2 of the NFL Combine

Scouting the Future: Caleb Williams highlights Day 2 of NFL Combine

FOX 32 Sports Special hosted by Lou Canellis and Anthony Herron with live reports by Cassie Carlson from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS - The NFL Combine continues on Wednesday, as defensive linemen and linebackers get a chance to meet with the media and with teams.

Below is a live blog that you can follow along with as the second day of the NFL Combine commences. Mobile users click HERE.

The NFL Combine is an all-week event in Indianapolis held in Lucas Oil Stadium, the home of the Indianapolis Colts.

FOX 32's Cassie Carlson catches up with NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano

NFL Combine: NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano talks Caleb Williams and more with FOX 32's Cassie Carlson

NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano is from Los Angeles. But, he also spent time in Chicago during his career. What does he think about Caleb Williams making a potential jump to Chicago? FOX 32's Cassie Carlson talked with Siciliano about that and more at the NFL Combine.

FOX 32's Cassie Carlson talks the future of the Bears with Jeff Joniak

NFL Combine: FOX 32's Cassie Carlson catches up with Jeff Joniak on the Chicago Bears

Jeff Joniak, the voice of the Chicago Bears for ESPN 1000, has a drop-the-mic moment when talking about the future of the Bears in 2024. Here's the conversation FOX 32's Cassie Carlson had with Joniak on Wednesday at the NFL Combine.

FOX 32's Cassie Carlson has the details on who the Bears are potentially targeting for defensive line help

NFL Combine: Detailing the defensive linemen who the Bears could potentially target

On the second day of the NFL Combine, we learned who the Bears are meeting with on the defensive line. FOX 32's Cassie Carlson details where these prospects came from, what they know about the Chicago Bears and who they are behind the player.

Quick Day 2 takeaways

1. The Bears have met with two of the top EDGE rushers in UCLA's Laiatu Latu and Florida State's Jared Verse. For all the thought they need depth at receiver,which is true, meeting with these two prospects would lead to the idea that the Bears are strongly considering a pass rusher at No. 9 overall.

2. Illinois defensive lineman Johnny Newton prefers Johnny. It's easier to pronounce than Jer'Zhan. Whichever name you use, the former Illini star will most likely mark consecutive seasons for Illinois having a first-round selection in the NFL Draft since 2011-2012. He said 20 teams have contacted him.

3. The consensus around the Bears is simple: their defense starts with the pass rush. Alabama pass rusher Dallas Turner spoke on that freedom the Bears are offering in their defensive scheme.

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5 linebackers to watch Wednesday

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The NFL Combine Bottom Line

College football players handpicked by the NFL will have a chance to boost their draft stock in hopes of being selected higher in the 2024 NFL Draft.

All eyes are on the Bears, who can dictate how the draft operates by virtue of the franchise holding the No. 1 overall pick in the draft due to a trade with the Carolina Panthers last March.

The combine will be the first foray into the biggest decision the Bears will make as a franchise in arguably the team's history: Draft a quarterback, or keep Justin Fields? It'll be a decision that will reverberate for years.