Former USC Trojans QB Caleb Williams wasn't really affected by his initial refusal to play for the Chicago Bears.

New Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson praised Caleb Williams while the quarterback remained mum in the wake of a book excerpt detailing how the 2022 Heisman Trophy winner and his father wanted nothing to do with the founding NFL franchise leading up to last year’s draft.

On the same day the NFL preserved the legality of the Tush Push, the Bears and quarterback Caleb Williams unveiled a strategic maneuver of their own: The Shush Push.

Really, it's not that dramatic, but I did feel like something wicked was trying to ruin the peace and tranquility attached to the Chicago Bears' offseason when excerpts of Seth Wickersham's book, American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback,

Last week, an excerpt from a new book caused a stir with details from Caleb Williams' pre-draft process that noted his reluctance to play for the Bears.

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

Ben Johnson, the offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears, is focusing on building relationships and getting to know his players on a personal level, while also addressing the notion that Chicago is a place where quarterbacks go to die.

Rob Gronkowski suggests that the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams could use some prayers after a 5-12 regular season record in 2024