Despite some early doubts in the months before he was drafted, Caleb Williams entered the 2024 NFL draft believing that he could turn around the Bears.

ESPN's Courtney Cronin goes in-depth with Caleb Williams' plea to be challenged and the Bears' realization to make that happen.

The Bears threw Caleb Williams out of the plane without a parachute last season. It's critical that Kellen Moore give the Saints QB's more support.

It’s September 8, and the Minnesota Vikings are battling the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football. Caleb Williams is fired up and

Former NFL star Boomer Esiason ripped Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams after a new book detailed how he had tried to avoid being selected by the team.

Boomer Esiason went off about Caleb Williams following a report that he initially wanted to avoid being drafted by the Bears.

According to Seth Wickersham’s upcoming book, “American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback,” Williams' father, Carl, called Chicago “the place where quarterbacks go to die” in the months preceding the 2024 NFL Draft.

Their concerns weren't unfounded. Both head coach Matt Eberflus and offensive coordinator Shane Waldron were fired during the regular season, and even Bears general manager Ryan Poles admitted this offseason that "steps were skipped" in preparing Williams for his rookie season.

With Williams being the clear-cut top pick coming out of USC, Carl told several agents in 2024 he didn’t want his son to play for the Bears, who had the No. 1 pick. Part of his efforts to avoid Chicago included consulting Archie Manning, father of Eli Manning, who helped orchestrate Eli’s trade from the San Diego Chargers to the New York Giants.