Receiver Kalif Raymond emphasized that there are no "useless" routes in Chicago's offense because Williams can utilize the entire field. "There's no such thing," Raymond said. "[Williams can use] every blade of grass and even the oxygen particles that are in the air because this dude can jump sideways."
The team is working to improve Williams' completion percentage from 58.1% to 70% while embracing his creative playmaking. Williams described his first season as "drowning" but feels more comfortable in his second year under coach Ben Johnson, stating: "Now this year, it's being able to start where we finished last year... It's being able to grow more." fish-roadgame.com
