Ben Johnson's two-tight end and slot-heavy approach flopped in Week 2 as the Bears were blown out by Detroit, with Colston Loveland quiet (0-1), Zaccheaus and Burden largely absent in the slot, and Cole Kmet limited to two targets. Johnson vows a reset: more competition, a sharper focus on blocking, and a retooled plan to get more players involved. Caleb Williams showed growth from Week 1 to Week 2, but the offense remains a work in progress. Look for practice-driven changes ahead of Week 3 to redefine roles.