Caleb Williams reflects on adjustment to Ben Johnson's offense with Bears
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 4:38 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Caleb Williams, quarterback for the Chicago Bears, spoke on the 'New Heights' podcast about the time it took to adapt to head coach Ben Johnson's offensive system. While the Bears experienced success early in the 2025 season, Williams mentioned that he only began to feel fully comfortable by Week 11, during a game against the Minnesota Vikings. He highlighted the challenges of mastering the complexities of the offense, including its shifts and motions. Looking forward to the 2026 season, both Williams and Johnson aim to build on their previous success as they seek to remain competitive in the NFC.
- •Williams felt comfortable with Johnson's offense by Week 11 of 2025.
- •Bears won 11 games and secured the NFC North title last season.
- •Williams set a franchise record for passing yards in 2025.
- •The Bears won their wild-card playoff match against the Packers.
- •Williams and Johnson aim for sustained success in the 2026 season.
- 4:38 PMYahoo Sports — Caleb Williams on moment he got comfortable in Ben Johnson's offense
"Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams discussed how long it took for him to get comfortable under Ben Johnson's offense last season.
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