Receiver Kalif Raymond confirmed that Chicago's offense doesn't feature routes where pass-catchers aren't viable options, stating "There's no such thing" with Williams at quarterback. "[Williams can use] every blade of grass and even the oxygen particles that are in the air because this dude can jump sideways," Raymond said.
While coach Ben Johnson focuses on improving Williams' completion percentage from 58.1% to 70%, the team is also prioritizing his creative strengths. "It's a hell of a lot more fun for me than it was last year," Williams said, describing his improved comfort in Johnson's system. sweetbonan.org
