The Bears' first-string offense was unproductive and sloppy until a two-minute drill against the Chiefs' reserves.

Trailing 20-3 near the end of the first half, Williams and the offense orchestrated a seven-play, 78-yard scoring drive, delivering big throws downfield. Williams found Olamide Zaccheaus for a 25-yard completion in the middle of the field and nearly connected with Rome Odunze on a deep jump ball that would have put the Bears in prime scoring position.

After a rookie season in which he tried to do too much, Chicago Bears' quarterback has a new head coach warning him not to be 'Superman.'