The Chicago Bears have high hopes for their new head coach, Ben Johnson, who aims to elevate quarterback Caleb Williams' performance from his rookie season. But it’s not just about mastering defenses and throwing accurate passes — Johnson is also focusing on something crucial: Williams' body language.

In a recent press conference, Johnson highlighted the importance of maintaining a positive demeanor on the field, especially during tough moments. "We can’t let our body language send a ‘woe is me’ message," he said. It's all about projecting a forward-looking mindset instead of dwelling on mistakes.

Johnson recounted how he and Williams reviewed last season’s game footage to identify areas for improvement. They quickly agreed: the underwhelming body language displayed in 2024 was not the image they wanted to project. "We learned from it and agreed to move on. We must avoid appearing questioning or defeated; that’s a sign of weakness we can’t afford to show," he stressed.

If Johnson's strategies bear fruit, the Bears could find themselves exuding confidence on the field in 2025, leading to a more cohesive and resilient team. As the new season approaches, fans will be eager to see how these changes manifest in the Bears' performance.