Rome Odunze discusses Bears' offense under head coach Ben Johnson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 12:40 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Chicago Bears receiver Rome Odunze expressed confidence in head coach Ben Johnson's vision for the offense, focused on individual execution after their 59-point scoring performance against the Carolina Panthers in their season opener. Odunze highlighted the importance of attention to detail despite the high score, stating the entire offense remains dedicated to improving. He noted that various players contributed, with Kalif Raymond leading the team with eight receptions for 84 yards. The Bears prepare for a challenging matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, whose defense is known for limiting points.
- •Odunze emphasized individual execution for offensive improvement.
- •Chicago scored 59 points against the Carolina Panthers in week one.
- •Kalif Raymond led the Bears in receiving yards.
- •The Bears face the Minnesota Vikings next, known for strong defense.
- •Bears look to surpass previous scoring record against the Vikings.
- 12:40 PMYahoo Sports — Rome Odunze shares Bears HC Ben Johnson's vision for the offense
"Chicago Bears receiver Rome Odunze says head coach Ben Johnson's vision is focused on "individual execution" regardless of the score.
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