Caleb Williams: Bears' offense expects to score on every drive
The Bears scored on nine of their 14 drives on Sunday, with eight touchdowns, one field goal, two punts, one fumble and one turnover on downs.
Caleb Williams, the Bears' quarterback, has expressed a high level of confidence in the team's offensive potential, stating that he expects the offense to score on every possession. In Sunday's game, the Bears achieved this goal nine times out of 14 drives, resulting in eight touchdowns, one field goal, two punts, one fumble, and one turnover on downs.
While this level of offensive efficiency may be considered ambitious, given that no NFL team scored on half of its drives last season, Williams' comments reflect the Bears' belief in their offensive capabilities. The team's performance in Week 1 suggests that they may have reason to be confident in their offensive approach.
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