From Newsweek · Rowan Fisher-Shotton · · 1m
Caleb Williams sets Bears' offensive ceiling after Week 1 blowout
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams declares scoring every drive the team's offensive standard after a 59-37 Week 1 rout of the Panthers.
In brief
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams declares scoring every drive the team's offensive standard after a 59-37 Week 1 rout of the Panthers. Bears' offense aims to score on every drive, setting a high bar for the season. Originally reported by Newsweek.
Bears dominate Panthers
Chicago Bears outscored Carolina Panthers 59-37 in Week 1, the highest combined points in NFL history.
“I think scoring every drive is our mindset. That's the potential of us. And that's an internal expectation.”
Offensive ceiling
Caleb Williams stated the Bears aim to score on every drive, a new offensive standard for the season.
Week 1 stats
Bears scored on 9 of 14 drives, punted twice, and converted 10 of 14 third downs in the game.
Rushing attack
D'Andre Swift ran for 124 yards and three touchdowns, while Kyle Monangai added 100 yards and a touchdown.
Panthers defense
Carolina Panthers defense allowed 59 points, their most in franchise history, with 15 interceptions last season.
Here's the gist
Bears' offense aims to score on every drive, setting a high bar for the season.
