With the Chicago Bears beating the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night, 34-17, the franchise has been getting a lot of attention for being a team to beat in the NFL. As the Bears have Super Bowl aspirations, it all starts with the offense led by head coach Ben Johnson and quarterback Caleb Williams, as former star Tom Brady gives praise to the duo.

Speaking on Fox Sports, Brady would claim that Williams is the “perfect” player at quarterback to operate an offense with Johnson, especially since the system “likes to do things a little bit unconventionally.”

“Caleb Williams is the perfect quarterback for that Ben Johnson offense because Ben likes to do things a little bit unconventionally,” Brady said, via Fox Sports. “He likes to move the pocket a little to the right, a little to the left, so that pass rush can never really get a beat on you. And Ben Johnson uses his skill players as well as any coordinator in the league, so they're just doing unbelievable things.”

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Tom Brady continues love for Bears' offense

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Looking at the Bears' huge win over the reigning Super Bowl champions on Monday night, Williams threw for 247 yards and a touchdown pass, leading big drives, helped by D'Andre Swift and his three touchdowns and 69 yards. Wide receiver Luther Burden III would have seven catches for 56 yards and a touchdown, to go along with Rome Odunze and tight end Colston Loveland also contributing, as Brady speaks on the effectiveness of keeping Seattle “on their heels.”

“To make that Seattle defense play defensively. They attack everybody, and last night they're on their heels; they just don't know if it's inside run or outside run or reverse or trick play or short pass or deep pass or screen pass, they just have to read and react every time. And with the speed of Luther Burden, with the speed of Caleb Williams, with the power of D'Andre Swift, they just had them on their heels the entire night,” Brady said.

At any rate, Chicago looks for four straight wins on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.