Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles spoke at the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday with the team preparing for a busy offseason. That offseason began with the hiring of highly-coveted and respected Ben Johnson,

Bears General Manager Ryan Poles was at the center of attention leading up to the draft last year because the team had the first overall pick and a chance to take a franchise-altering quarterback with the selection.

Not only were there many questionable coaching moments, but rookie quarterback Caleb Williams seemed to struggle with his mechanics in and out of the huddle. As a result, the Bears suffered many pre-snap penalties and were constantly working against the play clock.

Bears coach Ben Johnson details from the combine how he is looking forward to working with Caleb Williams and what the offense can look like in Year 1.

The Chicago Bears are in the early stages of creating this new team, and offense, centered around what new head coach Ben Johnson wants to accomplish. As the Detroit Lions offensive coordinator, Johnson led one of the most prolific units in recent memory,

Nothing matters more to the trajectory of the Chicago Bears‘ franchise, and becoming a competitor in the loaded NFC North division than quarterback Caleb Williams reaching his lofty potential.