Braxton Jones earns back some of Ben Johnson's confidence

"I think it starts there. Certainly, he (Jones) plays a part in that, but he's also a part of the zero sacks given up in terms of pass protection. There's a lot of good and there's a lot that we’ve got to continue to clean up.”

Jones had the second-highest PFF offensive line grade (75.2), below only Drew Dalman (76.4). His pass blocking grade (86.2) was second only to Joe Thuney (88.3).

Jones has allowed two sacks, 13 pressures and two quarterback hits in three games.

If the Bears did change out left tackles, it most likely would be Theo Benedet since he is second on the depth chart and is the top swing tackle. Rookie Ozzy Trapilo wasn't active Sunday and Kiran Amegadjie has gone on injured reserve.

However, the positive tone set sounds like Johnson is satisified for now.

While Johnson was a bit miffed by the 3.0 yards per run, he definitely said he appreciated the 19-play drive when the Bears ran for 40 yards before scoring a TD.

So did the offensive linemen.

"They told us in the morning that it was 11 straight runs," Dalman said. "I don't think anyone really connected the dots. But, it was run that play, recollect yourself as much you can and then focus on the next one."

Continued offensive displays like the Bears had on Sunday will require improvement here because they're not going to be able to throw four touchdown passes against all future opponents.