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Bears coach Ben Johnson still 'yells and curses' at QB Caleb Williams, but they're connecting much better

First publishedJul 28, 18:04 UTC
Last updatedJul 30, 12:51 UTC · 58m ago
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Bears coach Ben Johnson still yells at quarterback Caleb Williams, but they're connecting better.

Reported by 4 outlets — Chicago Sun-Times. See all sources ↓

Bears coach Ben Johnson is still very hard on quarterback Caleb Williams. He yells at him a lot. But Williams understands it better now. They are working together better.

Why it matters

This matters because it shows that Williams and Johnson are improving their relationship, which is important for the team's success.

In brief
Why does coach Johnson yell at quarterback Williams?
Because he wants to help Williams improve.
Is quarterback Williams happy with coach Johnson?
Yes, Williams understands coach Johnson's behavior better now.
What is the goal of quarterback Williams and coach Johnson?
Their goal is to make the Chicago Bears champions.
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The outlets report that coach Johnson's behavior towards quarterback Williams has not changed, but Williams understands it better now. The story focuses on the improvement in their relationship.

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    Coach Johnson's behavior towards quarterback Williams has not changed.

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    Chicago Sun-TimesReports coach Johnson's yelling at Williams.
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    Quarterback Williams understands coach Johnson's behavior better now.

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    Chicago Sun-TimesReports Williams' improved understanding of coach Johnson.
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