With Week 2 quickly approaching, Williams and the Bears must get off to a fast start in Detroit against a Lions team that also lost a frustrating division game to the Green Bay Packers in Week 1. Williams said this week that the trust he and Ben Johnson have in each other will ultimately lead to better results as the weeks march on.

In Week 1, three of Chicago's top defensive stars were missing as linebacker T.J. Edwards, along with cornerbacks Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon, were all held out due to injuries. Facing the Detroit Lions in Week 2 means the Bears will need to have their defense as healthy as possible as they get ready to take on a high-powered offense.

The Chicago Bears are eager to turn the page this week and look to avoid starting the season 0-2 in the NFC North when the team travels to take on the Detroit Lions at Ford Field. This will obviously be a big one for both sides after both teams failed to live up to expectations in Week 1 and it will also be a homecoming game for Bears' head coach Ben Johnson returning to face his former team.