Bears and Colts Seek to Rebound Amid Struggles with Rookie Quarterbacks

Both teams face critical challenges as they aim to secure their first win of the season, with young QBs adjusting to NFL pressures.

Bears' rookie QB Caleb Williams has been sacked a league-high nine times and thrown two interceptions in the first two games.
Chicago's offense has struggled, managing only one touchdown and the NFL's fewest passing yards at 198 through two weeks.
Williams and the Bears' offensive line aim to improve consistency and reduce mistakes ahead of their game against the Colts.
Colts' QB Anthony Richardson, also a rookie, has thrown three interceptions and has a passer rating of 63.1, as the team starts 0-2.
Both teams are dealing with key injuries, including Bears' guards Teven Jenkins and Nate Davis, and Colts' defensive tackle DeForest Buckner.