ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes shared her thoughts on Caleb Williams' performance in the Chicago Bears' second preseason game.

Following that performance, first-year Chicago head coach Ben Johnson spoke out about his young quarterback. Johnson did not hold back from making a very bold statement about where his starting quarterback is at and how he's developing.

Williams produced an uneven rookie season in 2024, and at least one NFL executive wasn't surprised the top overall pick didn't immediately emerge as a star.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams made his preseason debut against the Buffalo Bills. It was the first time seeing the former USC Trojans quarterback sin

Bears QB Caleb Williams got off to an impressive start in his preseason debut with Ben Johnson. Here's how the NFL world reacted to his outing.

Intrigue surrounding the 2024 No. 1 overall pick goes beyond Chicago, and the numbers bear that out.

While it's only preseason, Williams' outing against the Bills showed lots of promise. He completed six of his 10 passes, recording 107 yards and a touchdown. Bears coach Ben Johnson said Sunday's performance was a testament to the offseason Williams had.

Being a No. 1 overall pick comes with a lot of scrutiny. Williams has struggled at times during his work in training camp. Despite that fact, fans got their first look at him in Sunday night's preseason matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has found a new favorite target in veteran wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus.

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.

Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen's three picks in the team's joint practice with the Chicago Bears had fans on alert, but there's another side to the story.