Williams completed five of his six pass attempts on the 97-yard touchdown drive, opening his night in style. He also delivered a couple of key throws, like the 36-yard completion to Olamide Zaccheaus and a 29-yard dime to tight end Cole Kmet. Those plays lessened the pain of some of Williams' tougher days on the practice field.

If that Bears opening drive against the Bills Sunday night could be bottled and put on tap, we’d pull the lever and fill our cups from now until the end of Caleb Williams’ career.

Will the Bears starters play in the preseason finale against the Chiefs? It certainly sounds like Ben Johnson might be leaning that way.