NFL preseason Week 2 Game Recap: Chicago Bears 38, Buffalo Bills 0

Ben Johnson’s attack has already led in Chicago, with the bears that dropped 38 points on the listless Buffalo Bills in the previous season week 2.

The Bears-Bills competition marked the first game campaign of Caleb Williams to operate Johnson’s attack, and the second-year Quarterback led a touchdown of the opening drive in two series of work.

The accounts rested almost all their starters in the 38-0 trouncing, so although the score is far from ideal, Josh Allen and the company should yield much better results as soon as the regular season arrives.

A week after earning an elite 95.3 pff general grade and the absorption of seven pressure against the dolphins, Bears Edge Defender Austin Booker noted two more bags.

The dedicated team of PFFF classes was hard at work and analyzed every player in every game in real time. The extensive figures and data are available after a thorough assessment tomorrow at noon.

In the meantime, we have collected some data at a high level and collected counts from the game to give you an early look. Our expert classes have also nominated the striking player of the game, with exceptional performance on the field.

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Player of the game

Rookie Tight End Colston Loveland only played nine snaps, but brought two catches of Caleb Williams on the first ride of the Bears, one of which moved the chains on a second and 15. He ended with 12 yards after the catch and 26 meters in total.

Loveland looked at home with Williams in the attack of Ben Johnson, and his last pff figure – although on a small sample – should reflect that.

Box score

Snap counts and participation of players