The Shane Waldron hire was universally praised, but the early returns are concerning for the Bears’ new OC. Is there already buyer’s remorse? That’s where insider Josh Schrock starts this week’s mailbag.

The Bears’ offense is stuck in a rut and it appears their only way out is to have uncomfortable conversations and learn hard truths. This isn’t where they were supposed to be three games into the Caleb Williams era.

With a leaky offensive line and a non-existent run game, the Bears’ plan to take the pressure off Caleb Williams has been thrown at the window. They need the rookie QB to carry their lost offense, and he’s willing to put them on his shoulders if necessary.

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.

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Caleb Williams played better vs. the Colts, but the Bears’ coaching issues are already starting to dim a season that looks like it could fall well short of expectations.

The Bears had a golden opportunity to get on track against a Colts team that is the definition of mediocre. Instead, coaching malpractice and offensive miscues plagued them in an unacceptable 21-16 loss.

Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze both scored their first career NFL touchdown on the same play Sunday in Indianapolis. While they both have a right to keep the memento, there was no debate about who would get to take it home.

Caleb Williams racked up the yards and found the end zone twice in Indianapolis, but the Bears’ offense still showed major issues in a 21-16 loss to the Colts.

Caleb Williams isn’t the first rookie quarterback to struggle out of the gate. Patience is needed and warranted. The Bears have sent the right message to Williams and his response will tell a lot about where they are headed.