CALEB WILLIAMS: Bears will ruin rookie QB if they aren't careful What Shane Waldron firing means for Matt Eberflus Eberflus was on the hot seat during the 2023 NFL season.

A new rumor explains why Caleb Williams is primed for a huge bounce back season for the Chicago Bears in 2025.

More efficiency in the basics of running the offense obvious in Bears QB and Friday he'll test this out against a very formidable defense.

Caleb Williams (18) and Shane Waldron (r.) Getty Images What do you think? Be the first to comment. Things don’t get easier for the Bears as they have three straight division games on tap.

All eyes will be on Caleb Williams during his first game action under Ben Johnson when the Chicago Bears face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, and the quarterback wants everyone to know he appreciates his new head coach's approach.

Shane Waldron's task of coaching Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams is at once a pressurized situation and a potential dream opportunity. And one in which the noise now is ramping up.

Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron finds plenty of ways Caleb Williams has progressed even after a 13-point effort last week and no offensive TDs in Week 1.

Bears’ Shane Waldron takes accountability as Caleb Williams, offense looks to find its way By Adam Jahns Sept. 27, 2024Updated Sept. 30, 2024

The Chicago Bears are preparing for their second preseason game of 2025, as they will host the Buffalo Bills in a nationally televised exhibition on Sunday night at Soldier Field.