Welcome to primetime, Chicago Bears. They looked like the only team that wanted to be on the field Sunday evening.

The Bears drubbed the Bills 38-0 on an evening where the Bills’ second- and third-string players did little to help their case for a roster spot.

Here are our takeaways from the Bears’ second preseason game vs. the Bills, where the first-team offense impressed when got a chance to take the field.

Fireworks for the first-team offense

Earlier last week, Bears’ head coach Ben Johnson confirmed the starters would play in Sunday’s preseason game vs. Buffalo. He didn’t say how long, but just said they’d play.

It turns out, they were playing in just two series.

It was still a good outing for the Bears’ offense.

Last season, the Bears did not score a touchdown on any of their f

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