In 2024, the electric Washington Commanders rookie won the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, landed in the Pro Bowl, posted the league’s fourth-highest QBR (70.6), and set a rookie record for completion percentage (69.0%).

Caleb Williams was positioned as a potential savior for the Bears after the team selected him with the top overall pick in 2024. That didn't end up being

Caleb Williams and Jared Goff play QB quite differently, but each had similar struggles as rookie top picks. Now Williams can follow Goff's path

We examined the most insane tidbits about Caleb Williams and his initial plans to avoid being drafted by the Bears in 2024.

As a Chicago Bears quarterback, and their extended history of failures at the position, Caleb Williams was probably always going to face tough sledding as a rookie for the NFL's charter franchise.

Caleb Williams’ rookie season in Chicago wasn’t exactly stellar. Head coach Matt Eberflus and offensive coordinator Shane Waldron were both dismissed during the regular season. Bears general manager Ryan Poles acknowledged in the offseason that “steps were skipped” in preparing Williams for his rookie campaign.

Caleb Williams’ dad didn’t want him to get drafted to the Bears because “Chicago is the place quarterbacks go to die,” he said in a new book.

On the Spiegel & Holmes Show, Hall of Fame quarterback and Westwood One analyst Kurt Warner reacted to the revelation that Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was often left to watch film alone during his tumultuous rookie season.