Chris Simms

They're going to go, man, if they get the run game going, everything starts going in Chicago.

So I think that's going to be their biggest thing.

Like, let's stop the run game because then that slows down some of the bootlegs and the play-action pass game.

And now, if there's anything that's going to happen –

I got to see Caleb Williams can beat us in the drop back pass game.

And we know he can do that, but it's not been a consistent ride there in that department, right?

I mean, if he plays like he did in the 49er football game, I go, don't you worry then Chicago, the Bears will win.

But if it's like some other games this year where we've seen and gone, wait, why didn't he throw that?

Or damn, you're too good and talented to miss that throw right there.

and it's been a little in between and again this is part of the rewiring of the new robot of caleb williams he's never been a part of anything like this ben johnson offensive genius been throwing more things on his plate than he's ever had to deal with in the history of his life in football and this is a guy too throughout his whole career high school college whatever has been so talented that he could just go out there and make it happen

He doesn't have to follow an offense in every rule.

It's special that way.

It's Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes that way.

But to go deep in the playoffs and be a consistent powerhouse in the NFL, you got to play in the pocket.

You got to make those throws in what I always call be surgical.

And that's been few and far between and a little iffy at times with the Bears and Caleb Williams in this growing process.

I think he can do it.

But with Ben yelling at them this weekend and all that, yeah, I expect them to deliver in the moment.

I do.

Yeah, well, they have like what I would – this is like they're still in the training wheels part of the offense here for Ben Johnson.