This is a standard four verticals concept out of a 3×1 alignment, with the trips side of the formation to Williams’ left. Buffalo clouds the picture presnap, showing a single-high look with man coverage indicators across the board: Cornerbacks are parallel to the line of scrimmage, with their eyes on the receivers across from them.

Colin Cowherd recently compared Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams to a former Green Bay Packers signal caller.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams throws a 36-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus against the Buffalo Bills.

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.

Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze's connection looks more special every practice. This connection isn't just tearing up the Bears' defense every day, but other defenses in joint practices. What a win it is for Ryan Poles that Rome Odunze, the other first-round draft pick in the same year as Caleb, is becoming his quarterback's right-hand man.

Caleb Williams enters the 2025 season with clear goals: achieving a 70% pass completion rate and throwing for 4,000 yards. He is determined to reach these milestones, which will, in turn, support his wide receivers, particularly Rome Odunze and Olamide Zaccheaus, in filling the void left by Keenan Allen's departure.