Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams made his NFL debut against the Buffalo Bills in Saturday's Week 1 preseason game, and it was a resounding success.
Williams completed 4 of 7 passes for 95 yards and added a 13-yard scramble for a first down. Two of his three incompletions were drops by Cole Kmet and DJ Moore.
Needless to say, Williams looked great.
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Caleb Williams flashed all of the traits that made him the first overall pick: Elite arm strength, dual-threat ability, and that special magic touch that turns a routine play into a big gain.
Didn't take long for some Caleb Williams magic 😱
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If there was one negative from Williams' two drives, it's that neither ended in a touchdown. Still, the Chicago Bears got points. He led the offense to two field goals.
Caleb Williams' first completion is a laser for a first down
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It's been a long time since there was this much excitement around the Chicago Bears, and it's all because of No. 18. He lived up to the hype in his preseason debut.
GRADE: A+