Caleb Williams’ cadence work is evolving into a Bears weapon. After early camp cadence issues, six weeks of practice have sharpened the line, with Williams hearing teammates lock in on calls and defenses struggle to decipher the snap. The result isn’t flashy deep balls yet, but cleaner get-offs and “dirty yards” are moving the chains and adding advantageous looks for TD opportunities.

Cole Kmet and Andrew Billings see the shift, and Williams’ improved cadence is boosting confidence across the unit. For fantasy managers, Williams’ growing command could translate into steadier weekly production and incremental upside as the offense leverages timing and misdirection to create scoring chances.