What we learned from the Chicago Bears, including Devin Duvernay laughing off a coach’s dis on his big return

With their third straight win in the books, the Chicago Bears turn their attention to another predatory defense in the Pittsburgh Steelers, much like the Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants before them.

“They’ve got some werewolves on the outside that shows up,” Bears coach Ben Johnson said. “Between 56 (Alex Highsmith) and 90 (T.J. Watt), I mean (they have) some of the best first steps I think you’ll see in this league.

“So when you have both sides that you’re concerned about, that’s where you’ve got to be pretty creative as a play designer to make sure that they don’t affect the game in a negative fashion.”

For Caleb Williams, that means resisting dropping back too deep in the pocket “because they (Watt and Highsmith) can run around tackle in a hurry,” Johnson said.

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