CHICAGO -- Months ago, at the NFL combine, Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles described two types of quarterbacks: the artist who "doesn't draw within the lines" and the surgeon, whose slices through defenses with razor sharp accuracy.
In his second preseason game, Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams showed why he's the former.
After a slow start, where the Bears offense went three-and-out on three straight possessions in the first quarter of Chicago's 27-3 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, Williams tapped into his inner artist to put together his first touchdown drive of the preseason.