Caleb Williams, despite immense hype, faced a disappointing rookie season with a passing grade of 63.5, the lowest among 24 quarterbacks with 400 dropbacks. The Chicago Bears, after a tumultuous season ending with a 10-game losing streak, have brought in Ben Johnson from the Detroit Lions, known for his success with a high-powered offense. Johnson's scheme contrasts sharply with Williams' college experience, which complicates their potential collaboration.

Chicago’s offensive struggles were evident, as they ranked low in rushing attempts and play-action usage. Williams, who thrived in a shotgun-heavy USC offense, will need time to adapt to Johnson’s under-center style. The Bears are looking to the upcoming NFL Draft to bolster their offensive lineup, focusing on skill players to support Williams. Tight end prospects like Penn State's Tyler Warren and Michigan's Colston Loveland are of particular interest. The Bears must also address running back depth, potentially targeting Boise State's Ashton Jeanty or Arizona State's Cameron Skattebo.