Overview
- Veteran Bills backup Mitchell Trubisky publicly urged Caleb Williams to embrace the pressure and savor the privilege of leading the Bears.
- Williams completed six of ten passes for 102 yards and engineered a 92-yard opening-drive touchdown to Olamide Zaccheaus before exiting after two possessions.
- Head coach Ben Johnson’s offense looked crisp in its debut as the Bears blanked Buffalo, setting a positive tone for Chicago’s revamped attack.
- Analysts from NFL Network to former pros praised Williams’ poise and accuracy but cautioned against drawing conclusions from limited snaps against reserve defenders.
- Meanwhile, Trubisky remains locked in a competition with Mike White for the Bills’ QB2 role and reiterated his long-term goal of returning to a starting position.