Caleb Williams looked right at home in Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears system, carving up a Bills defense in two brisk preseason drives. Williams went 6-of-10 for 107 yards with a 36-yard TD, and the drive featured a clean, on-time approach with no sacks allowed—an encouraging sign after a rookie season heavy with hits. The opening sequence included an under-center play-action to Colston Loveland for 8 yards, then a 29-yard seam to Cole Kmet and a five-yard connection to D.J. Moore, plus a 36-yard strike to Olamide Zaccheaus. Williams’ debut hints at a more balanced offense with heavier TE involvement and quicker, timing-driven throws. Detroit’s early TE usage with Loveland and Kmet, plus the Bears’ sustained drive, suggest Williams will be operating with more play-action and under-center looks than last year. The net takeaway: the Williams-Johnson pairing looks viable, though preseason outcomes are far from season-long certainty. The Week 1 date with Minnesota looms, as Brian Flores’ defense will test Chicago’s timing and decision-making right away.