The Chicago Bears picked up a blowout win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night, and quarterback Caleb Williams turned

The drive set the tone early for the Bears. Williams looked calm in the pocket, moving through his reads before spotting Zaccheaus breaking free down the field. The throw was on target and the catch capped off an impressive opening series for Chicago’s new franchise quarterback.

New coach Ben Johnson has brought more accountability and clearer feedback to Williams, and he seems receptive to using that as a tool to help him improve.

Caleb Williams enters the 2025 season with clear goals: achieving a 70% pass completion rate and throwing for 4,000 yards. He is determined to reach these milestones, which will, in turn, support his wide receivers, particularly Rome Odunze and Olamide Zaccheaus, in filling the void left by Keenan Allen's departure.

The Buffalo Bills and the Chicago Bears battled in a joint practice prior to their August 17 preseason game, and some suggest that Caleb Williams bested Josh Allen