The second year of the Caleb Williams era in Chicago is off to an inauspicious start. Offensive wizard Ben Johnson has thus far failed to unleash an explosive offense on the rest of the NFL and the Bears sit at 0-2 in what's looking to be a very strong NFC North. Williams has been solid in each start, completing 40 of his 65 passes for 417 yards while adding another 85 yards on the ground. Most importantly he's limited himself to a single turnover and isn't giving his defense short fields with which to contend.
Still, those previous sentences are not exactly glowing praise or eye-popping data points to suggest Chicago is destined to enjoy years of success with Williams as its catalyst. And it's also not evidence that they aren't.
