Bears’ Ben Johnson has insane goal for Caleb Williams and Chicago this year
What does Johnson want from his team?
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has an ambitious goal for the upcoming 2026-27 NFL season: to surpass the 2013 Denver Broncos' offensive scoring average of 37.9 points per game. The Bears have shown in recent seasons that they can be one of the top teams in the league, particularly with quarterback Caleb Williams, who demonstrated significant improvement and proved doubters wrong during his rookie year.
Johnson emphasized that while the primary focus is on winning a Super Bowl, he aims for more: he wants to lead the league in offensive scoring and achieve shutouts and blowouts, which would set an unprecedented standard for the organization. Johnson's confidence in Williams' offensive mind and development suggests that anything is possible if the Bears perform at their best.
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