Caleb Williams’ preseason debut for the Bears flashed the timing and downfield touch that sparked all the hype around him last year. He opened with an 8-yard connection to Colston Loveland, followed by a 28-yard strike to Cole Kmet, then found Olamide Zaccheaus for a 36-yard TD as Chicago drove crisply against the Bills. Williams finished 6 of 10 for 107 yards with a TD, signaling the Ben Johnson–framed offense has a high ceiling even in limited action.

Beyond Williams, Roschon Johnson supplied a steady burst, Loveland offered a quick-move target, Kmet showed his reliable safety-valve chops, and Odunze flashed as a potential big-play option. The performance comes amid Bears camp chatter of a mixed bag, but Sunday night’s rhythm suggested a system that could unlock fantasy upside in year two of this pairing, especially if Williams stays accurate and the offense sustains its tempo against opponents with stronger first-string looks.