Three winners from Chicago Bears dominating preseason victory

Majority of the Bears starters on offense started Sunday’s game, including quarterback Caleb Williams. Williams and the starting offense exploded in the opening drive of the game. Williams was sharp and very accurate.

Williams delivered strikes to both Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet. It was really nice to see both tight ends get involved in the offense early. Hopefully, that continues when the regular season begins.

Williams led the offense to a 93 yard touchdown drive to open the game. The second-year QB delivered a 36 yard touchdown pass to Olamide Zaccheaus. The former Washington Commander has had a great training camp and continues to prove he will be a reliable target in Ben Johnson’s offense.

Williams finished his preseason debut with six completions, 107 yards, and a touchdown pass.

A newly signed running back impressed during Sunday’s win

Chicago signed former Las Vegas Raiders running back Brittain Brown last week. The former 2022 seventh-round pick turned many heads during the game.

Brown has yet to play in an NFL regular season game, but he has a chance to make that happen with how well he played against Buffalo.

Brown got plenty of carries due to Kyle Monangai and D’Andre Swift not playing. Brown had 16 carries for 73 yards and a touchdown. Ian Wheeler also deserves a shoutout with how well he played. Wheeler ran for two touchdowns on 19 carries for 80 yards.

Luther Burden showed the Chicago Bears exactly the type of player he is

For the second week in a row, Luther Burden had a great showing in two different ways. The second-round rookie had three receptions for 49 yards, with his longest reception being 22 yards. Burden’s ability to get plenty of yards after the catch was really impressive.

Burden showed for the second week in a row that he can be a very dangerous player in the league.

Burden’s run blocking might have been even more impressive. The effort that the rookie showed on two touchdown runs deserves a huge shoutout. Burden made two excellent blocks in the redzone that led to two touchdowns, just like the block he made during last week’s game against Miami.