Caleb Williams opened Chicago’s preseason with a sharp drive that reached 92 yards and ended in a 36-yard tee-up to Olamide Zaccheaus, signaling strong early chemistry with the receiving corps. Williams finished 5-for-6 for 97 yards and a 158.3 passer rating on that sequence, then was pulled after two drives as Chicago evaluated the starting unit. Zaccheaus delivered the TD and Rome Odunze flashed speed on a third-down chance that didn’t convert, while Drew Dalman drew a holding penalty and Joe Thuney sat out the start. Williams wrapped the night 6-for-10 for 107 yards and a 130 rating. The Bears’ offense looked closer to Week 1 expectations, with only one penalty blemish. Chicago finishes the slate with a trip to Kansas City, where the coaching staff will be watching for cohesion, playmakers getting open, and Williams’ continued comfort under center. The storyline also notes Mitch Trubisky’s make-up as a pregame signal, underscoring the Bills’ depth at quarterback as this game wound down.