When Caleb Williams, the QB from Southern California, made his entry at his pro day on Wednesday, the first face he saw was that of Keenan Allen, the recent Chicago Bears recruit. Allen’s presence wasn’t solitary. Bears’ HC Matt Eberflus and GM Ryan Poles were also present, eyes riveted on Williams.

But should he go to the Bears? Or should he pull off an Eli Manning and insist that the Bears not take him? Keyshawn Johnson thinks that if he sticks it out with the Bears, something amazing might happen.

Michael Jordan’s “golden years” in the 1990s saw him manage the Chicago Bulls to a score of six championships. In a similar spirit, Keyshawn Johnson believes that Williams has the ability to achieve the same thing with the Bears. USC WR Brenden Rice said, “I think he’s going to go stick out the situation and ball out in the beautiful city of Chicago because that’s who he is.

Johnson, who’s played with Williams, voiced his trust in him, saying he might replicate “the glory years of Michael Jordan. And they grabbed all their receivers. Well, now they have weapons.” After the squad traded Justin Fields, they had enough of cap space to recruit more offensive weapons.

As the buzz regarding Caleb Williams and his prospective future with the Chicago Bears develops, recent occurrences have only fanned the suspicion. The Bears’ recent acquisition of WR Keenan Allen from the Chargers provides another layer of proof. Allen, a seasoned player, isn’t simply a significant asset on the field; he also shares a personal connection with Williams.