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.

Williams said he and his offensive teammates are trying to get to the point where they're not thinking so much pre-snap, as they work to learn Johnson's offense and its extensive terminology.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams went through some growing pains in his first few days working with new coach Ben Johnson's offense. But as the pads have gone on and the reps have increased, Johnson has seen plenty of growth from his second-year signal caller.