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ArticleCan the 2026 Bears Measure Up to the Greatest Scoring Offense of All-Time?
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Both Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams have expressed a desire to field the most productive offense of all-time, so we'll naturally have to keep one eye on the 2013 Denver Broncos (led by Bears legends John Fox and Adam Gase), who hold that distinction, having scored an average of 37.9 points per game.
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Williams targeting historic 2013 Broncos offensive benchmark with 55 TD milestone.

Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson have expressed a desire to field the most productive offense of all-time, benchmarking against the 2013 Denver Broncos (37.9 PPG). Williams' 2026 milestones include 4,000 passing yards, 29 passing TDs (franchise record), 5,477 passing yards (2013 Peyton Manning), and 55 passing TDs (2013 Peyton Manning). Compared to 2022 Jared Goff's performance under Johnson, though Williams is noted as a very different quarterback; these benchmarks serve as a measuring stick rather than literal comparisons.

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