Bears Offense Soars with New Targets

0:00It's March 24th. This is NFL News today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The Chicago Bears offense ranked in the top 10 last season under head coach Ben Johnson, marking a huge jump from the year before, with a thousand. 462 more yards overall. Johnson's units have always performed well, just like they did when he called plays for the Detroit Lions, getting better each year. That turn around started in the 2024 offseason with the draft pick of quarterback Caleb Williams bringing in a fresh scheme, trading for, wide receiver Keenan Allen, and selecting Rome Odunze to pair with DJ Moore. Fans got excited about the potential for multiple receivers to hit a thousand yards, and the group delivered solid numbers despite some hurdles like injuries. Looking ahead to 2026, expect even better efficiency as the team jails Moore, especially with DJ. Moore now traded away, opening spots higher up the depth chart. Who steps up as Kayla Williams' top target in receptions?

1:03Rookie tied in Colston, Loveland, led with 58 catches last year. Luther Burden III had 47 and could climb, or Rome Odunze. Might rebound from his foot issue with 54 grabs as a rookie. We'll see how it shakes out soon.