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After a brutal loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, the Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson emphasized one issue the offense continues to face: a lack of consistency. With Caleb Williams sidelined, Johnson noted the unit’s struggles have…

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson emphasized that the team's offense must find consistency following a difficult loss to the Green Bay Packers. The unit has experienced sharp performance swings through the first five weeks, alternating between high-scoring games and severe drop-offs amid issues with turnovers, red-zone execution, and three-and-outs.
With starting quarterback Caleb Williams sidelined, backup Tyson Bagent has stepped in under center. To address the offensive struggles, Johnson noted that the team conducted a walk-through on Wednesday to simplify game plans, reduce play volume, and focus on fundamental execution heading into Week 6.
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