While Daniels largely impressed fans and other onlookers as he guided his club to a 10-5 record, Williams has often looked and sounded like "a defeated guy" amid the Chicago Bears' losing streak that's now at 10 straight games.

It's a legitimate concern whether Williams has taken substantive steps in his development or if the incoming coach will be somewhat starting from scratch.

A penalty on the Bears' offensive line wiped away one of the most impressive throws of Caleb Williams's career.

He hasn’t done that, but he has a chance to cross one item off that list. Next week against the Packers he can become the first Bears quarterback to start every game in a 17-game season, and the first Bears passer to start every game in a season of any length since Jay Cutler did it in 2009.

With the season nearly over for the Chicago Bears, not only are they looking to snap their nine-game losing streak, but they're searching for things they can build off of going into the 2025 season. In his rookie season,

Caleb Williams was supposed to be the franchise quarterback the Chicago Bears literally waited 100 years for when team selected him with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Williams’ mere arrival in Chicago was miraculous by itself: the pick was acquired via a trade with the Carolina Panthers a year earlier,

The Chicago Bears were on top of the world when they took Caleb Williams with the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft. Just a few months later, they may have reached rock bottom on Thursday Night Football against the Seattle Seahawks.