Caleb Williams showed clearer accuracy and timing at Bears camp, fueling optimism about Chicago’s passing attack as the team gears up for a big test against Buffalo. A key two-minute drill sequence linked Williams to Rome Odunze on a precise 25-yard completion, highlighting the evolving chemistry between Williams and his top targets as the season nears. Rome Odunze's emergence, paired with Luther Burden III’s development and DJ Moore’s veteran presence, suggests the Bears’ receiving corps could present multiple week-to-week mismatches.

On the line, Braxton Jones and competitors Theo Benedict and Aussie Trapilo are reshaping the left tackle picture, with Benedict drawing first-team reps and Trapilo pushing for more opportunities. Mitch Trubisky’s return to House Hall adds a nostalgic subplot as Chicago balances youth with experience. If these unit-level shifts hold, Williams’s fantasy trajectory could tilt toward more consistent volume as Ben Johnson’s flexible play-calling leans into playmakers at multiple spots.