Caleb Williams guided Chicago’s offense in Ben Johnson’s system during a productive preseason showing, delivering an opening-drive TD over two drives. The Bills rested starters, but Williams looked comfortable operating the scheme, hinting at upside once game tempo rises. Colston Loveland flashed on the Bears’ first drive, snagging two catches for 26 yards, signaling potential late-season target value. Austin Booker pressed the edge, collecting sacks and another elite grade as Chicago’s defense contributed to a strong night.

The box score reflected a one-sided night, yet the notable threads for fantasy: Williams’ command early, Loveland’s immediate fit, and Booker’s impact off the edge. PFF will finalize grades after review, but early data and snap counts point to a Bears offense that could be a sleeper in deeper fantasy formats if Williams sustains the rhythm. Bears and Bills look to tighten results once Week 1 arrives, making Williams and Loveland worth monitoring closely in dynasty and daily leagues.