Caleb Williams Impresses NFL Scout vs. Bills, 'The Bears Have a 21st-Century Offense'

Caleb Williams is already turning heads in Year 2.

The Chicago Bears quarterback impressed one NFL scout during his dominant performance against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

“The Bears have a 21st-century offense!” the scout told NFL insider Jordan Schultz.

While it's only preseason, Williams' outing against the Bills showed lots of promise. He completed six of his 10 passes, recording 107 yards and a touchdown. Bears coach Ben Johnson said Sunday's performance was a testament to the offseason Williams had.

"He's really been locked in," Johnson said, per ESPN's Courtney Cronin. "Anytime you're a young player, there's usually a couple of steps forward and one step back. And that's really been the story of this training camp. He and I have been really open and honest about it as we've gone through. And he's had some really good practices, and he's had a couple where, it's not good enough.

"I thought really the three days of practice we had this week and this game were the most he's stacked up good days in a row right now. The challenge is going to be keep pushing that direction."

As a rookie, Williams threw for 3,541 yards, 20 touchdowns and six interceptions. It was by no means a bad start to his NFL career, but the former No. 1 overall pick was likely hoping for a bit more.

Now he's playing under a head coach who put together a dominant offense with the Detroit Lions over the last three years, and Williams appears ready to give the Bears a modern offense.