Odunze delivered two more touchdown receptions in Week 2, raising his two-game total to three TDs for Chicago and cementing himself as a go-to red-zone option alongside Williams.

Odunze posted a career-high 128 yards on seven catches, highlighting his growing chemistry with Williams and his role as a primary big-play option.

Odunze flashed elite playmaking, catching 7 passes for 128 yards and 2 TDs, a career-high in receptions and yards and the first two-TD half by a Bears WR in his first two seasons since 1977. His role appears to be expanding, signaling a true #1 receiver trajectory in a still-developing offense.

Odunze erupted for 31.8 points on a Bears’ blowout, posting 128 yards on nine targets with two touchdowns, signaling a potential No.1 target trajectory in Ben Johnson’s offense.

Odunze led Chicago with 11 targets, 7 catches, 128 yards and 2 TDs, cementing himself as Caleb Williams’ top target and a frequent end-zone option for the improving Bears offense.