Caleb Williams flashed early in Ben Johnson’s Chicago system, sparking optimism for the Bears in a brisk preseason showing against the Bills. A 97-yard opening drive fueled by crisp decisions and precise throws to Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet culminated in a touchdown to Olamide Zaccheaus. Williams finished 6-of-10 for 107 yards with a 130.0 passer rating, and he didn’t take a sack across either series, a sign of improved pocket presence. The second drive was shakier, though not solely his fault, with a handful of imperfect plays and a ball dropped by Rome Odunze. Williams’ mechanics look cleaner—his left-foot forward posture and steadier base suggest a more reliable foundation than last season. Minnesota Week 1 looms, and the Williams-Johnson pairing has a tantalizing early look. If he sustains this tempo, Loveland, Kmet, Zaccheaus and Moore stand to benefit, with Roschon Johnson providing a potential backfield spark in fantasy formats.