Caleb Williams showed sharper command in Day 16 of Bears camp, capping a productive two-minute drill with Cairo Santos’s game-winning field goal and reconnecting with Rome Odunze and Olamide Zaccheaus along the way. A standout pocket moment came when Williams stood tall under pressure and delivered a middle-target ball to DJ Moore, even as Moore dropped what would have been a big gain. The session wasn’t flawless: pre-snap penalties lingered across units and a Bad Pitch to Swift produced a fumble, a reminder that the offense still has work to do as Williams heads into Year 2 in Ben Johnson’s system. Odunze emerged as the likely red-zone focal point, with a 10-yard connection on third-and-10 and a 6-yard completion on second-and-1, reinforcing Williams’ growing chemistry with Chicago’s rookie and veteran targets. The Bears have rebuilt the supporting cast and interior line to support Williams’ ascent, signaling a poised offense for his second season and a fantasy upgrade in Chicago’s passing game, provided the offensive hiccups tighten up and Williams sustains the sharpened rhythm.