Bears fans got a clean blueprint after a 38-0 preseason beatdown, with Ben Johnson’s design yielding a sharp, script-driven start that could translate to regular-season rhythm. Chicago leaned into 12 personnel, play-action, and quick, on-time throws that let Caleb Williams settle in and attackers like Coulson Loveland and Braxton Jones keep protections solid while DJ Moore connected on early targets. The sequence set a confident tempo and offered multiple easy completions and a seam shot that showed a viable path to efficient drives in week one.

Tim Jenkins’ film-breakdown underscored a design-forward, high-tempo approach that looked install-ready, not gimmick-driven. Clean footwork, rapid line-to-throw, and smarter route concepts created layups and vertical windows, with Loveland, Moore, and the group around them giving Williams a robust set of options. While injuries and Week 1 defense complexity loom, the core looks repeatable: quick triggers, varied looks, and a run-pass mix that could boost Bears fantasy outputs if the protection holds and the playbook remains crisp.