Caleb Williams steered a clean, well-structured Bears offense in a 38-0 win over Buffalo, flashing the pocket poise and ball placement that fantasy players crave. He went 6-of-10 for 107 yards and a touchdown on the opening drive, calmly surveying the field with ample time and delivering in rhythm. The opener set the tone for a more organized offense than last season, even if Buffalo’s backups were in the game. Williams’ ability to push the ball downfield and stay on schedule immediately creates intriguing streamer and dynasty intrigue.

Coexisting with him, Luther Burton III flashed dependable separation and earned crucial blocks on two early TD runs, while Rome Odunze carved out looks and flashed big-play ability. Braxton Jones handled the left tackle duties with minimal hiccups, and DJ Moore remained a steady, high-floor target who can unlock Williams’ upside with clean routes and reliable hands. The night also showcased a polished playbook feel, as the team executed with tempo and discipline, offering a glimpse of a potential Week 1-ready attack if the trend continues into the regular season.