The Chicago Bears continue to prioritize Caleb Williams this offseason. After hiring new head coach Ben Johnson and shoring up the offensive line, the Bears signed veteran quarterback Case Keenum to a one-year deal to serve as a mentor in the quarterback room -- and perhaps even contend for the backup job.

Williams is undeniably gifted physically, with an elite arm and the ability to make plays with his legs/out of structure. He has also proven his toughness, starting all 17 games for Chicago last season despite a 5-12 record that included a 10-game losing streak and taking 68 sacks on the year, which led the NFL.

It may have taken the Chicago Bears a year longer than it should've, but it certainly sounds like they've added the perfect mentor for Caleb Williams.