Bears' Offensive Struggles Continue as OC Shane Waldron Takes Responsibility

Despite incremental improvement from rookie QB Caleb Williams, Chicago's offense ranks among the worst in the NFL after three games.

Shane Waldron acknowledges the Bears' offensive issues, stressing the need for better execution and communication.
Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams has shown progress, but the team has only scored three offensive touchdowns, tying for last in the NFL.
The Bears' rushing attack ranks 31st in the league, averaging just 72.7 yards per game and 3.03 yards per attempt.
Pass protection remains a significant problem, with Williams sacked 13 times in three games, contributing to a one-dimensional offense.
Waldron's controversial play-calling, including a disastrous fourth-and-goal speed option, has drawn criticism and calls for immediate improvement.