Bears drop Week 1 to Minnesota, but DJ Moore’s health is a key takeaway; Moore reportedly told Ben Johnson he’s fine after a scary late hit, giving Chicago’s passing game a potential Week 2 boost if he’s truly fully operational. Chicago also pushed a remodel of its offense with Colston Loveland and a rebuilt line, signaling fantasy upside for the weapons around Williams.

Nahshon Wright delivered a 74‑yard pick-6 in a Cover 0 blitz, showing the Bears’ secondary potential and Wright’s breakout opportunity after last season on the Vikings’ practice squad. Caleb Williams leaned into Week 1 spotlight with a Suicide Prevention salute, while Chicago’s defense flashed a blueprint for opportunistic play and improved depth in the secondary, which could sharpen fantasy defenses’ interest in Chicago’s Week 2 slate.

Caleb Williams’ leadership and the team’s upgraded weapons frame Chicago’s ceiling this season, especially if Moore remains healthy and Williams connects with Jefferson on quick-hitting throws. The mix of a healthier Moore, Wright’s emergence, and a more aggressive defensive approach hints at a Bears offense with clearer fantasy paths in the coming weeks.