Caleb Williams

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams isn’t having the best rookie season, but he still made some positive history on Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Chicago Bears haven’t scored a touchdown in two weeks and have lost three straight games, and while head coach Matt Eberflus says changes are being weighed, he won’t announce them just yet.

With 0:00 left on the clock, the Chicago Bears fell 15-12 to the Washington Commanders Sunday in one of the most memorable finishes to an NFL game in recent history: A 52-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass from Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels.

Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels was forced to leave Sunday’s game due to injury, but could the ailment spoil a showdown with Caleb Williams and the Bears?

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears have just come off a big win across the pond. So when’s your next chance to watch the 4-2 Bears?

A battle between the top two picks in the 2024 NFL Draft has been flexed into a marquee time slot, as the Oct. 27 game between the Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders has been shifted.

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams hoped he’d make plenty of history in his first season, and he just keeps on checking boxes this year.

Caleb Williams found DJ Moore wide open on a crossing pattern early in the game for a 34-yard touchdown. From there, just about everything else looked easy, too.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams had an outstanding game on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, and he wrote his name into the history books in the process.

It may have taken awhile, but the Chicago Bears’ offense and rookie quarterback Caleb Williams finally awakened Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field, coming out on top 24-18.

With a record of 0-2, the Indianapolis Colts looked like the perfect opponent for the Chicago Bears and rookie quarterback Caleb Williams to face as they look to find a rhythm early in the season. But that wasn’t the case Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Life with a rookie quarterback is tough. But the Chicago Bears inability to protect Caleb Williams made it even harder against the Texans in Sunday Night Football, with the team losing on the road 19-13.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams likely wasn’t pleased with his own performance Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, but with his team winning the game and the quarterback landing in the record books, things weren’t all bad on the lakefront.

There’s one way to help rookie quarterback Caleb Williams in future games, according to former Chicago Bears Coach Dave Wannstedt, who reviewed the team’s Week 1 win. There’s also one group of Bears players who Wannstedt says gets his “game ball” for turning the tide toward the W.

It’s just one win – but the Chicago Bears are officially tied for first place in the NFC with the Minnesota Vikings and the Detroit Lions following a come-from-behind, 24-17 victory at home against the Tennessee Titans.

Caleb Williams didn’t envision throwing for just 93 yards in his NFL debut, but he knows it’s all part of the learning process rookie quarterbacks experience in Year 1. Sunday’s lessons against the Titans will help him as he tries to stabilize things and grow heading into Week 2.

During the Bears game on Sunday afternoon, Jonathan Owens returned a blocked punt for a touchdown. After the game, Owens talked about the play and the team securing a win in their first game

Caleb Williams’ debut wasn’t the most awe-inspiring performance, but it nonetheless ended in a Chicago Bears victory over the Tennessee Titans.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has drawn attention in the past for painting his fingernails prior to games, and he did just that ahead of the team’s opener against the Tennessee Titans. Williams is facing his first career NFL start on Sunday, and he had a special message painted on his nails prior to the game: “#18 DA BEARS” was…

There is a new jersey number among those retired by the USC Trojans, as Heisman Trophy winning-quarterback Caleb Williams’ No. 13 is now on display at the Los Angeles Coliseum.