‘‘Two-minute is a drill where you can rely on guts and instincts, your past training and . . . the fire of competition and who’s a competitor. There’s certain guys, when the lights turn on, that switch just flips. And he’s got that switch where he can turn it on. And I can’t wait to watch it at Soldier Field and all over the league this year.’’

Caleb Williams has his fair share of weapons to give the ball to on the Chicago Bears. From this deep variety of talented skill players, a new weapon has been building a connection with Caleb early in camp. Alyssa Barbieri, in a recent Bears Wire feature, looks at the strong trust that has been built between Caleb Williams and Colston Loveland:

Johnson has maintained optimism about where Williams is headed without sugarcoating feedback about his struggles. That, along with several other changes, is going to make him a lot better in the long run.